Lyme Disease, and TICKS, can someone tell me what this means?

sounds like your gonna die. can i have all your trinkets? if you dont want me to have your trinkets, go to the doctor.

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Your description of the original bite looks more like a spider bite. I'm not sure what your "weird rash" is like; that's the important part. You could have had an allergic reaction (to the bite or something else) or gotten an infection in the original bite by scratching it. Ticks have to hang on and suck your blood for quite a while, a few hours to a day or two (yuck!). They don't just bite and move on like mosquitoes. Unless the bite was somewhere you wouldn't notice a tick for a while, it probably isn't a tick. However, bites can get infected, particularly if you scratch (and it's possible to scratch enough in your sleep). If your "rash" looks like red streaks coming out from the bite and the area is hot, that could be a serious infection you'd need to treat ASAP, insurance or not. If it's just itchy, try anti-itch creams or even mentholated products. If your clothes rub on it or you don't want to scratch it in your sleep, try covering it with a bandaid. Lyme disease isn't transmissible person-to-person, so even if you had it, you couldn't give it to your husband. He's being silly. I get all kinds of itchy dime-sized bites that fail to impress my doctor when I show them off during visits for other reasons.

Forget the insurance. Get your a55 to a doctor.

It may be, but it could aslo be a spider. Ticks stay on the surface and would be very obvious. They only hang on with their fangs. They do not burrow under the skin. Never.