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Old 09-04-2015, 01:35 AM #1
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Hello, did anyone here had lyme disease and pn is because of that? I have to do the test for lyme disease, by myself, because dr said if I did not have an eritema, I do not have it. I am a little bit affraid, what if I had the first phase of lyme disease and I didnt know abut it and now I have phase two and am pregnant. If there are any effects of my unborn child...
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