Either tetracycline or erythromycin is effective against both forms of relapsing fever.

My neurologist newly diagnosied me with the "Relapsing Remitting" form of multiple sclerosis, what does this level mean?

The survival of people having relapsing polychondritis has improved enormously the last years. A study in 1998 showed a 10 year survival rate of 98%. (Source: http://www.relapsingpolychondritis.org/relapsing-polychondritis/)

R. Bisset has written:

'Relapsing fever in the meerut district' -- subject(s): Relapsing fever, Sanitation

There are four stages of progression. The four stages includes: relapsing-remitting, primary progressive, secondary progressive, and progressive relapsing.