Tick season is officially here, which means, protecting your pets and yourself. The tiny parasites are notorious for carrying bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Summer sees most cases of Lyme disease as ticks are more active in May through August. As well as keeping your surroundings tick-free, you should also know the signs of Lyme disease to seek medical intervention at the right time. ‘First stage’ of Lyme disease you shouldn’t ignore Certified dermatologist Dr. Aamna Adel warns of Lyme disease and its symptoms as we are in the summer months. The bacterial infection spreads through the bite …