Ehrlichia Or Ehrlichosis
In Humans, Dogs And Other Animals


Diagnosis Of Ehrlichia Or Ehrlichosis In Dogs & Humans

Diagnoses of ehrlichia or ehrlichiosis in animals is a matter of deduction, but diagnosing humans is much easier as a person can describe what's wrong much easier than an animal could.


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Diagnosis Of Ehrlichia Or Ehrlichiosis In Dogs Or Animals
Diagnoses of ehrlichia in animals includes taking note of various symptoms including enlargened lymph nodes, arthritis in the joints, excessive bleeding.

High Globulin levels, and low number of platelets in the blood will all point to an ehrlichiosis diagnosis in dogs or other animals.

Diagnosis Of Ehrlichia Or Ehrlichiosis In Humans
Diagnosis of ehrlichia or ehrlichosis in humans is a little easier. A diagnosis of ehrlichia or ehrlichiosis may include enlargened lymph nodes, arthritis in the joints, excessive bleeding.

High Globulin levels, and low number of platelets in the blood will also point to an ehrlichiosis diagnosis in humans, as well as the following symptoms:

  • 1.) Chills and fever
  • 2.) Migraine or headaches
  • 3.) Malaise
  • 4.) Confusion
  • 5.) Red Eyes
  • 6.) Rashes
  • 7.) Muscular pain
  • 7.) Vomiting
  • 7.) Diarhea