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Can bartonella symptoms occur months to years after the initial infection?

Q: can bartonella symptoms occur months to years after the initial infection?

: I certainly think it is possible. There might be some latency, so you could possibly have some symptoms. I would ask an Infectious Disease Specialist about your concerns.

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I certainly think it is possible. There might be some latency, so you could possibly have some symptoms. I would ask an Infectious Disease Specialist about your concerns.

Answered 2/21/2023

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Can bartonella symptoms occur months to years after the initial infection?

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