What is the survival rate of Lyme disease?

Lyme Disease Symptoms, Rash, Treatments. Question: What is the mortality rate of Lyme disease? Answer: Lyme disease is rarely, if ever, fatal. Question: Can a person be reinfected with Lyme disease? Answer: Yes. Having had Lyme disease doesn't protect against reinfection. read more

Lyme disease is clinically manifested by the appearance of local swelling and redness (lat. Erythema migrans) at the puncture site and 3-32 days after the incident. Local redness is warm and usually is not painful. In 50% of patients identical changes can occur in other parts of the body, and in 15% of patients skin changes may be missed. read more

Pretty good, depending on when you catch it and begin treatment. Lyme disease is very curable.The above statement is incorrect. read more

The prognosis of Lyme disease may include the duration of Lyme disease, chances of complications of Lyme disease, probable outcomes, prospects for recovery, recovery period for Lyme disease, survival rates, death rates, and other outcome possibilities in the overall prognosis of Lyme disease. read more