Tick-borne encephalitis. Treatment using FSC of Koltsov’s functional state correctors

Question: Do you need to be vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis and what should you do if you are bitten by a tick?
Koltsov S.V. (from a lecture in Magnitogorsk, 2010): When we were rafting, our company did not let us go on the route until we got vaccinated. We have 10-12 people in our company, two of them got sick. We stayed there for 7 days. That is, the vaccinations there are extremely unpleasant and painful. I don’t know what to do with tick-borne encephalitis, it’s truly an exotic thing. And either this year or last year, there was their invasion. Even in the forests near Moscow, where they have never been. And this year there was a lot of spring. They say that if a tick bites immediately at the site of the bite, then there are fewer consequences. No one specifically checked. Moreover. Specialists from the Tomsk Military Medical Academy called me, they were not interested in encephalitis, but in some other infection that ticks began to drag from Europe (Lyme Disease). Here it is necessary to specifically conduct research. A beekeeper has conducted research. 50 main types of bee parasites: a single one suffocates. This is with your eyes open. And here, to ensure that some exotic species are smothered or not smothered, we need to check. From the audience: So, does that mean getting vaccinated? Well, yes, this is a very unpleasant thing.