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Anaplasmosis on the Rise in Canada | Calgary News
Tick-borne anaplasmosis is surging in eastern Canada, with cases doubling in just two years — and doctors are sounding the alarm. Caused by the same blacklegged ticks that spread Lyme, this flu-like illness often lacks the telltale rash, making it easy to miss. A recent case of a 79-year-old man highlights how quickly it can escalate — but also how fast recovery can be with early doxycycline treatment. While still rare, the rise is steep, especially in Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. Experts urge doctors to act fast and start antibiotics immediately if anaplasmosis is suspected — don’t wait…
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