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A member asked:
Can you be bitten by a tick and not know? maybe on my head in my hair? having numerous symptoms for a month. wondering if i have lyme disease..
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See details: About 70% of patients with documented lyme disease never remember having a tick bite or the characteristic rash. If you believe you may have lyme disease, see your doctor and get tested.
Answered 6/4/2019
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