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Borrelia es una bacteria espiroqueta que causa la enfermedad de Lyme. Se transmite a través de la picadura de garrapatas infectadas. Los síntomas incluyen erupciones cutáneas, fatiga, dolores musculares y articulares, y si no se trata puede propagarse a los órganos y causar daños. Leptospira es una bacteria espiroqueta que causa leptospirosis. Se transmite por contacto con la orina de animales infectados. Los síntomas incluyen fiebre, dolor muscular, icLeptospirosis2019
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