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lyme disease, secondary, stage 2, secondary lyme disease, inflammatory disease characterized by cardiac, neurological symptoms, bacterium borrelia burgdorferi, is transmitted by the bite of a deer tick, lyme disease, description, the initial stages, secondary lyme disease develops, days to months, tick bite, infection spreads via the lymph system, bloodstream, central nervous system, cardiac system affected, symptoms intermittent, disappear after days, weeks, involvement, the heart occurs in 8% of people, untreated lyme disease, neurologic involvement occurs in 10% of patients, untreated lyme disease, headache, fatigue, general discomfort, uneasiness, ill feeling, malaise, lethargy, muscle pains, stiff neck, joint inflammation, in the knees, large joints, heart palpitations, fainting, blurred vision, additional symptoms that associated, speech impairment, numbness, tingling, nausea, vomiting, muscle function/feeling loss, movement, dysfunctional, hallucinations, facial paralysis, bell's palsy, eyelid drooping, consciousness, decreased, confusion, abnormal sensitivity to light, a physical examination to reveal signs of neurologic, cardiac involvement, elisa test to screen, antibodies to borrelia burgdorferi, western blot to confirm, antibodies to borrelia burgdorferi, tests that detect cardiac abnormalities, ecg, ekg, chest x-ray, heart failure, csf analysis, inflammation, objective of treatment, eliminate the infection by antibiotic therapy, penicillin, doxycycline, cefuroxime, ceftriaxone, frequently used, ceftriaxone, treat secondary lyme disease, oral doxycycline, children, after all the permanent teeth have erupted, permanently discolor teeth, still forming, symptoms of arthritis, fail, treatment, symptoms should improve, tertiary lyme disease, late persistent infection, symptoms of this disorder develop, early diagnosis, appropriate antibiotic treatment of lyme disease, most effective way, prevent secondary lyme disease.