Tick-borne diseases such as Lyme disease: red, target-shaped rashes on the skin, fever and muscle and joint pain, all appearing several days after the bite. Response: contact a health professional ...

Tick bites don’t always leave a mark, so if you have to remove a tick from yourself, someone else, or a pet, save it and seek medical attention so it can be tested for Lyme.

After a tick with Lyme disease bites a person, they will usually develop a "target" rash that is red in the center, surrounded by a circle of white and then circle of red — similar to a target.

right now. 448 in the afternoon, we turn to five on your health and tick bites. ... you had that expanding red rash, circular looks like a target. often they have targets.