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The symptoms of the db* ease are similar to other common diaeaaea and generally begin three to 12 days after exposure to an infected tick. In aome instances, there is no recollection of a tick bite.
Symptoms indude a high fever, severe headache, rnmnilir aching and eye irritation when exposed to light. By the second day, the fever usually increases and remains high.
From two to six days after the onset of fever, a rash fe usually noted. It begins first on the arms and lags and include* the fialins of the hands and soles of ths feet
Sometimes no rash is present.
Before it can transmit infection, an infected tick must be attached to the skin for two to six hours, or a squeezed tick may contaminate a person’s fingers and transmission can occur indi
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