Sunday, September 4, 2011

Testing the tick itself

The tick is an insect that you prefer at bay. His scratchy appearance, but what a bite can bring scales. As a small little vampire suck your blood and bring them doing bacteria. The best known and most dangerous effect of a tick bite is Lyme disease. A dormant condition with possible implications for the rest of your life. It is important to respond rapidly to a bite and with Care Plus ® is now faster than ever with the do-it-yourself sign test. Lets you check whether the tick has bitten you, infected with the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. Direct security, immediately begin treatment. The tick test is just coming on the market but the innovation is already nominated for the OutDoor Industry Award 2010.

Character home test
The Care Plus ® Tick-Test is an innovative new product that tackle tick bites forever. After the bite, you can immediately test yourself if this is ugly animal infected with the Borrelia bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Lyme disease is a serious infectious disease that attacks the nervous system. In the Netherlands there is a sign on the 4 infected with Lyme disease. Contrary to popular belief appears in 60% of those infected with the infectious disease, not a big red circle that indicates an infection. A quick diagnosis is essential, an infection of chronic Lyme disease can affect nature and therefore the central nervous system. Thanks to the sign test at home right now or you know you should be treated and you like to start there if needed.Top
Removal, testing, treatment
If you're bitten by a tick, it is essential to remove it safely. Use a tick as the Care Plus ® Tick-Out. It is important that as soon as possible but in any event within eight hours, occurs. Then you can start with the character test. Put the tick in a sealable tube and add few drops of the supplied liquid. Pound the whole fine with the wooden pestle, the suction on the pipette and place two to three drops on the test cassette. A red line in C means that the test is successful, a red line at the T that is indeed the tick is infected with the bacterium Borrelia. This information must be reported to the GP who determines whether an antibiotic treatment is necessary.

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