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This is how you can diagnose Lyme Disease – a Lyme disease infection progresses in 3 

stages depending on symptoms and ailments (time specification after the tick bite): 

1. Stage I   

(after days up to weeks): “bull’s eye rash“ (“Erythema chronicum 

migrans“, only  in 40-70% of all cases), Borrelia lymphocytoma, 

headache, fever, sweating, “Summer flue“ (app. 20% of all 

cases), exhaustion and fatigue, facial palsy (especially with chil- 

dren/pupils).  

2. Stage II  

(after weeks up to months): inflammation of the brain; meninges; 

spinal marrow; any nerve in the human body, inflammations of 

the joints (“arthritis”), joint and muscle pain, inflammation of the 

eye, liver and kidneys, myocarditis, pericarditis, Cardiac 

arrhythmia.    

Borrelia burgdorferi – a spiro- 

chete bacteria with a range of 

over 300 proven species world 

wide. 

3. Stage III  

(after months up to years): Thinning of the skin at the back of the hand, (“Acrodermatitis chronica 

atrophicans“), Borrelia lymphocytoma (ear, nose, scrotum), lethargy, fatigue, paraesthesia, cogni- 

tive dysfunction, muscle inflammations, joint inflammations and swelling, tendon inflammations, in- 

flammation of the bursa, vasculitis, myocardinal diseases, depression.