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Leech bites and allergic reactions
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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff" data-source="post: 524277" data-attributes="member: 12647"><p>A mate of mine caught a pathogen not long ago from a leech bite. Apparently his dr sees that regularly enough and that they can be a disease vector. In fact when I was getting checked for Q fever- wich I recommend for people who do a lot of prospecting- they wanted to test my blood for some other leech born pathogens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeff, post: 524277, member: 12647"] A mate of mine caught a pathogen not long ago from a leech bite. Apparently his dr sees that regularly enough and that they can be a disease vector. In fact when I was getting checked for Q fever- wich I recommend for people who do a lot of prospecting- they wanted to test my blood for some other leech born pathogens. [/QUOTE]
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