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Have you been bitten by a tick or spent time in grassy or wooded areas? If so, you may be at risk of Lyme disease.
If you have new symptoms of Lyme disease, it’s important to see your GP as soon as possible. It can only be diagnosed by a doctor based on your history, symptoms, and an examination. If you have a rash, take photos in case it starts to disappear before your appointment.
Our at-home test may be helpful if you think you have potentially been exposed to a tick bite and have developed chronic Lyme disease symptoms, such as overwhelming fatigue, chronic pain, or neurological symptoms. Antibodies following infection usually show after two to six weeks and can remain positive for many years afterwards.