During this stage, the bacteria spread to other body areas. Small, oval rashes may appear about 30-45 days after the tick bite. They're different from the stage 1 rashes and often appear on the ...

After a bite, the area may appear as a small red spot that doesn’t expand to be larger than a dime. However, more severe reactions can occur, and rashes can develop. Because tick bite signs vary ...

Penn State Health Children’s Hospital are seeing seasonal allergies this week. They’re also seeing rashes from outdoor ...

Lyme disease might be the most common tick-borne illness, but there are several other diseases you should know about this summer.

Oral antibiotics tend to go to those who exhibit rashes. People with more serious ... best administered within the first 72 hours after the tick bite." Lyme disease is caused by bacteria that ...

As warmer weather approaches, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is urging North Carolinians to ...

Those parts don't transmit Lyme disease, but it's not ideal. Don't squeeze or crush the tick while it's still on the bite or after it's been removed. That could spread infected fluids or force ...