4 Part 3: Sexual Transmission Of Lyme Disease - Is There Evidence?

This article is the continuation of "Part 2: Sexual Transmission of Lyme Disease - Is There Evidence?", our series on sexual transmission and contact studies involving Borrelia burgdorferi. To review the content of the first article briefly: We discussed the fact that no human sexual transmission studies of Borrelia burgdorferi have been conducted to date and reviewed the outcomes of animal studies on contact transmission and sexual (venereal) transmission. Based on all studies which could be found, there was evidence that Borrelia burgdorferi...

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0 Part 2: Sexual Transmission Of Lyme Disease - Is There Evidence?

Syrian hamsters mating. From How to Breed Syrian Hamsters on wikiHow. This article is the continuation of "Part 1: Sexual Transmission Of Lyme Disease - Is There Evidence?", our series on sexual transmission and contact studies involving Borrelia burgdorferi. To review the content of the first article briefly: We discussed three studies which are often used online to support the idea that Lyme disease could be a sexually transmitted disease between human patients. While two of those studies provided some evidence patients had spirochetal...

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