of contracting diseases transmitted by these parasites. Among the best known is Lyme disease, a bacterial infection whose risk increases significantly when the tick remains attached for 36 to 48 hours or more.
Other infections that can be transmitted, depending on the species and geographic region, include anaplasmosis and babesiosis. Therefore, detecting and removing the parasite as soon as possible is essential.
How to Remove a Tick Safely
When a tick is found, specialists recommend staying calm and acting precisely. The correct steps are:
Use fine-tipped tweezers and take the tick as close to the skin as possible.
Pull upwards






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