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Having non stop weird headachs 4 three days, just bought new puppy & fnd a dead tic on his pee pad, could i be infected w lyme dises frm 1 of his tics?
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Possibly: It is posssible to get lyme disease from a tic transferred from your dog to you. Speak to your doctor and if thought necessary, have a lyme titer.
Answered 8/28/2013
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