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I have a friend asking for help with a bite on a 3 year old. What is the best web site for info and any LLMD recs for kids would be appreciated. THank you!
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map1131
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Start here with recommendation for treating ASAP.
It will take quite some time to get an appt with a LLMD. Most important is for the parent to be on a cancelation list to get in when something pops up. Go at a moments notice.
I'm send you names of docs in PA, I assume that is where your friend is also? Look in your private messages by clicking on "my profile" at the top of this page.
Pam
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Bartenderbonnie
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Welcome back to Lyment patti7
This is the best info to be had in 1 spot. Lots of reading and research will require much effort. You must become your own health advocate.
There is NOTHING worse than a child that has contracted Lyme Disease. I hope they treat it ASAP to achieve a good outcome. Healing wishes.
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