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Rash has developed three weeks after a tick bite that nobody seems to know what it is.


                                         
Asked by Unregistered (Male; Tubes in ear at 10 months. Adenoids and Tonsils out at 2 yrs of age. Other than surgeries only
hospitalized once for Stomach virus when he was 9 months old. ; Relevant drugs:Every day: Singular and a
Vitamin, For the rash, Keflex, predisone and a rx fro Itch medication. )
on Tue 22, Jul 2008 12:39pm :

My three year old son eas bitten by a tick in the groin area three weeks ago. He has nod no symptoms from the bite until three weeks later. He developed a rash of sorts under the bite. They are red with white little blisters and have spread all over his left thigh. We have been to the doctors twice and it does not look like RMSF or Lymes diease. He is on Kefleex, a steroid and a medication for the itch. He has been on the medication for 4 days and it is still spreading?


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