Brush Up on Tick Bites and Preventing Lyme Disease

July 2026

It’s that time of year to stay alert for tick bites and know when to recommend antibiotics for preventing Lyme disease.

Assess bite. Ask when the tick bite occurred, how long it was attached, etc. For instance, an engorged or fed tick has been attached longer than a flat or unfed one.

Counsel on how to safely remove the tick with tweezers, if needed.

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Brush Up on Tick Bites and Preventing Lyme Disease

Get concise advice on drug therapy, plus unlimited access to CE

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