think for a lot of us it wasn't that surprising, because for years we probably recognized we underdiagnosed this and the cdc today says they're looking at new ways to figure out how many cases are in this country. and it does give credence and credibility to patients who over the years have said they had symptoms, and frankly, doctors haven't known how to put those into any kind of bucket or category. when doctors can't do that well, they don't diagnose well. >> some mimic other illnesses but some are specific. what are they? >> the classic is that bull's eye rash. when you see it, it is a central point with a bull's eye, and that happens 24 to 46 hours after a bite. then flu-like symptoms. fever, aches, pains, headaches. then sometimes muscle aches and joint aches and that's when it can be misdiagnosed as arthritis. but remember, the tick bite doesn't mean you'll get lyme disease. the black-legged tick has to be on you for 26 to 48 hours to affect you. you can't infect another person. if you do see a tick, get it out with fine-nose tweezers. if you're out and about, do a self-body tick che

lot of us, it wasn't that surprising, because for years, we have recognized that we probably underdiagnosed this and the cdc today said they are looking at new ways of trying to figure out how many cases are in this country and this does give credence and credibility to parents wtients, over the years, had symptoms and frankly, doctors haven't known,put that into any bucket or category. when doctors can't do that well, they don't diagnose well. >> we will talk about the symptoms. some mimic other illnesses but what are the they? >> the classic is a bull's eye rash, the central point with a bull's eye and that happen 2s 4 to 36 hours after a bite. and then, flu-like symptoms, fever, aches, pain, headache. then some times, joint aches and muscle aches and when it can be misdiagnosed as arthritis. the tick bite doesn't mean you're going to get lyme disease. the black-legged tick has to be on you for 244 to 346 hours for it to really infect you. you can't infect another person. but if do you see a tick, the most important thing is to get it out with fine-nose tweezers. if you're out and about m

they are underdiagnosed.f you don't think you have a family history -- >> you are asking me to solve the clash problem of the country. ignorance, there are a number of people who don't know a number of things and they have negative health consequences as a result. the same is true here. if you don't know and you engage in this behavior you are more likely to have if you don't know you have a greater risk for breast cancer or whenever, i can't solve that problem. if you don't know, i don't know. >> a couple things you said. the first was eighty% to 90% of people who paid taxes, and you want them to legitimately compete in mainstream society, do you feel mainstream society is legitimate? the act of paying taxes that go to war and everything but than mainstream society is the goal and it is not social transformation how do we take efforts in new york with the lincoln clinic trying to use acupuncture as a way to get people off of drugs and transform society. in general, what do you propose, excuse me, can i respe

things we need to be worried about and may have been going on in the past but misdiagnosed or underdiagnosed is the danger of the new viruses. there have been a number of viruses been known in the past and others perhaps been misdiagnosed. one virus has a 30% mortality rate and thankfully, it's very rare m. we just look for other places we can locate this in ticks. black leg and deer ticks, certainly those species of concern there. there are ticks called hard ticks transform various diseases in this south and other parts of the united states. >> doctor, what kinds of symptoms do people need to look out for? how is it diagnosed? a blood test? what do they need to know. hey, they've been out in the woods, summertime, you never know. >> what people need to recognize, lyme disease has a very specific set of symptoms and sometimes can lie silent or dormant a period of time. initially what happens during the first 24 or 48 hours a deer tick can transmit lyme disease but also transmit a deadly virus. or borealli, another type. there are other ticks not in the lyme tick family. deer ticks can transm