Re: secondary rash question

[Guest guest]

What is the secondary rashes like? Do you mean spreading, of the same, or a

completely different looking rash? Is it red, like typical lyme? I apologize for

not knowing, if this is a common term.

[ ] secondary rash question

hello everyone, i was wondering if anyone knows any details about

secondary rashes. are the secondary rashes unique to only lymes

disease? basically if someone is getting secondary rashes does that

solely point towards lymes or could it be something else even though

all the other symptoms for lymes are present? thanks for any advice

you can provide!

[Guest guest]

Sorry for not describing the rash enough. i am mainly talking about

secondary rashes that pop up elsewhere in different spots than the

first primary rash. Their all typical lyme rashes that grow in

circles and spread outward in a circle(actually no bullseye on mine

but uniform redness throughout the rash). the reason i ask this is

because i was diagnosed with lyme because i have all the typical

symptoms but i just want to make sure i wasn't misdiagnosed. i've

noticed that a lot of the symptoms for lymes come close to symptoms

for other things like spider bites or even west nile virus. I've

read that secondary rashes(in different spots than the first primary

rash) is a unique symptom to lymes. I can't find any other similar

diseases or sickness from animal bites that have the symptoms of

secondary rashes, usually its only one rash at the site of a bite or

something. hope that explains a little more. thanks

> What is the secondary rashes like? Do you mean spreading, of the

same, or a completely different looking rash? Is it red, like typical

lyme? I apologize for not knowing, if this is a common term.

> [ ] secondary rash question

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> hello everyone, i was wondering if anyone knows any details

about

> secondary rashes. are the secondary rashes unique to only lymes

> disease? basically if someone is getting secondary rashes does

that

> solely point towards lymes or could it be something else even

though

> all the other symptoms for lymes are present? thanks for any

advice

> you can provide!

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