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Clinical manifestations of HGA can range from mild to life-threatening depending on the patient’s age and general health. Onset of anaplasmosis generally begins within a week of a tick bite, and often includes fever, severe headaches, malaise, muscle pains, and chills. Other symptoms may include confusion, hemorrhages, and renal failure.
