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8% (CI 4.9-10.6) and 6.7% (CI 4-9.3), respectively. Seroconversion to Rickettsia spp. was detected in one participant. Tick bites and seroconversion were not significantly associated with the reported unspecific symptoms, but unspecific symptoms were common in the study population. There was no significant difference in number of tick bites or seroconversion/prevalence between seasons with highly alternating weather. Results suggest that weather conditions in an individual year have a limited impact. Anti-Borrelia-antibodies do not seem
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