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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Close encounter of the tick kind....
I was outside yesterday picking up branches and doing yard work for a few hours. Came inside and found an adult female blacklegged deer tick on my stomach... It was engorged and already started feeding on my blood. I removed it with tweezers, kept the tick and will update further. Going to take preventive antibiotics and monitor the area on my stomach...
Monday, April 5, 2010
Rash that occured a year later
This is a picture of a rash that developed almost a year later. This picture was taken in May of 09 and the rash was in the same spot as one of the inital rashes on my left leg. This rash vanished after a few days but I found it interesting the way it appeared and disappeared. The oval and rounded rashes I initially had were very similar to those on the CDC and Canadian Lyme sites and lasted for 4-6 weeks.
According to http://www.jemsekspecialty.com/ "A little recognized fact about the EM rash
is that it can recur, usually in the original site with or without abx therapy in ~ 5 -10% of patients."
According to http://www.jemsekspecialty.com/ "A little recognized fact about the EM rash
is that it can recur, usually in the original site with or without abx therapy in ~ 5 -10% of patients."
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