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When should i see a doctor for a bullseyebug bite?
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Quickly: This is the typical lesion which might indicate lyme disease exposure. This can be treated well when early in its course and if you had this type of lesion, see your family doctor or an infectious disease doctor quickly.
Answered 11/13/2013
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