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The name of the pathogen is Borreliosis burgdorferi and rarely Borreliosis mayonii. The disease it causes is Lyme disease.

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Lyme disease is acquired from an infected blacklegged tick. Also known as deer tick or ixodes scapularis.

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The infected blacklegged tick has to bite you, being present on the skin for at least 36 hours.

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Lyme disease can affect any age. People who spend time outside can be infected. Especially when the time of year the tick it most active, which is when the temperature is above freezing.

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People that are infected from a blacklegged tick will notice a rash in the form of a bull eye pattern.

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The common symptoms that may accompany the bull eye pattern are: fatigue, fever, muscle pain/ache, joint pain, weakness in the limbs, and headaches.

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If diagnosed in the early stages, Borreliosis (Lyme disease) can be best treated through antibiotics. This treatment last from 10 to 14 day of oral antibiotics.

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10 to 20 percent of people can continue to experience the symptoms, even after treatment.

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The terms used to describe continuing symptoms are post Lyme disease syndrome and post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome.

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If a person has the post/post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome, the symptoms can be treated for pain and discomfort.

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The ways to prevent Lyme disease are to cover up, use insect repellent, check for tick, and remove a tick as soon as possible.