Medically reviewed by Brendan Camp, MDLyme disease often is known for its classic bullseye rash but symptoms can appear in ...

The risk of contracting Lyme disease is potentially higher for people who work in the countryside because it is spread by infected ticks that can lurk in ...

Preserved ticks can be sent off to get tested for bacteria and viruses and help with diagnosis. Bullseye rash a sign One of the most distinctive signs of early Lyme disease is a “bullseye rash ...

I knew it was the right type of tick, it had been on for at least 24 hours, it was from an area where I knew other people had got Lyme disease previously. I'd got the bullseye rash, which is ...

A bite from an infected tick can often, but not always, create a “bullseye” rash on the recipient. It can be treated with a course of antibiotics, but symptoms can sometimes persist for months ...

4. Spot check Check everyone over at the end of the day to make sure no ticks have got on you. Remember to do the same if you're out with a furry friend too, as they're lower to the ground, and ...

also known as the deer tick. Many people who get Lyme disease develop a red or blue rash that spreads out two or more inches. Only 20% of people get the well-known bull's-eye rash. Other symptoms ...

For more severe cases, you might need intravenous antibiotics. “Not everyone will realise that they were bitten by a tick, so you may still develop Lyme disease symptoms without remembering a tick ...

A bite from a tick carrying Lyme disease may leave you with a bullseye-shaped rash involving concentric rings of reddened and lighter colored skin. This pattern may develop up to a month after the ...