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I got a bite of some sort. got it checked and had meds that took it away. it came back and it looks like a tick bite w/o bullseye. could it be a tick?
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Lyme disease: Depending upon what this looks like you may want to be treated for possible Lyme disease. Show this to an experienced clinician, hopefully one who has seen Lyme previously, and if they suggest treatment, do it. Good luck and get better soon.
Answered 9/8/2014
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