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Lyme Disease at Epidemic Levels; Trust Amherst Tick Control for Defense

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Lyme Disease at Epidemic Levels; Trust Amherst Tick Control for Defense

December 20, 2023

As we find ourselves in the heart of spring, moving steadily towards the inviting warmth of summer, it's an ideal time for outdoor activities. However, there's a tiny menace we can't overlook. Yes, ticks! They're not taking a break; their activity level increases as the weather heats up. It's important to note that these resilient pests can thrive until the temperatures dip to near-freezing levels - a climate shift that doesn't typically occur until late in the year.

Spring and summer tick control in Amherst is vital

While tiny in size, ticks pose a significant threat as they can transmit multiple diseases, a potential risk to our health that should not be underestimated. Lyme disease, which is highly prevalent in our region, is particularly concerning. Although a typical Lyme disease case is treatable with a standard course of antibiotics, it's notoriously difficult to diagnose initially, complicating effective treatment. In some instances, even after the clinical treatment, patients could experience post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome. This condition could result in persistent pain, fatigue, and cognitive difficulties for more than six months post-treatment. Given the ongoing research into Lyme disease, its complexities, diagnosis, and treatment, the disease becomes particularly unsettling. The mere thought of contracting Lyme disease from an outdoor excursion is distressing. The optimal defense strategy is proactive tick prevention, which is achievable with professional tick control services.

Reclaim your outdoor spaces with Amherst tick control

At Mosquito Squad, we've dedicated almost two decades to defending our community against ticks and the multitude of diseases they can spread. With our expertly trained technicians and our effective tick barrier treatments, we can guarantee a significant reduction in the tick population within your premises.

Our conventional tick barrier treatments, which are effective for up to 21 days, need to be reapplied every two to three weeks. This timeline ensures comprehensive protection during the spring and summer when ticks are most active. Don't gamble with your health!

As we embrace the warmth of the upcoming season, let's remember that ticks are sticking around too. For reliable and efficient Amherst tick control, trust the specialists at Mosquito Squad of Springfield. Contact us at (413) 418-3359.

Also read: Summer may be fading, but ticks are not