5 Signs of Lyme Disease You Really Shouldn’t Ignore | SELF Magazine
CEID faculty Dr. Cassandra Pierre recently spoke to SELF about five common symptoms of Lyme disease, a tick-borne pathogen, to recognize, especially for those who live in areas where black-legged deer ticks or western black-legged ticks are common.
- You have a bull’s-eye-shaped rash (or something like it)—or you spot a tick latched onto your skin.
- It might feel like you’re coming down with the flu.
- You’re having heart issues, strange dizziness or weakness, or you’ve developed another condition.
- There’s major swelling in one or several joints.
- You suspect you’ve previously been bitten by a tick and have fatigue.
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