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   Can Lyme disease cause a rash?

   • Lyme disease often causes a rash. This can be distinctive and resemble a bull’s eye. The rash can also change over time as the bacteria spreads. Lyme disease can result from the bite of a black-legged tick that is carrying the bacterium. In the early stages of the disease, around 70–80 percent of people develop a rash that resembles a bull’s-eye.

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   What does a Lyme disease rash look like?

   • The most common type of Lyme disease rash resembles a bull’s-eye on a dartboard. The rash tends to have a red center, surrounded by a clear ring with a red circle around it. They can spread and may measure up to 12 or more inches across. The rash will usually appear within 30 days of a bite from a tick that carries the Lyme disease bacteria.

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   How long does a Lyme disease rash last?

   • They can spread and may measure up to 12 or more inches across. The rash will usually appear within 30 days of a bite from a tick that carries the Lyme disease bacteria. The rash typically remains for 3–5 weeks. A doctor can help identify a Lyme disease rash.

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