tick bites

[Guest guest]

I was hoping to find help on this one. I have horses and spend much of my

time at the barn. I found a tick on me this morning. The skin was red

around the tick about 1/2 inch in diameter. After the tick was removed, a

black spot remains where the tick was...is it possible the head is still in

me? Also the redness in the skin has gone down however I have a perfect line

of red around where the head was. I do not want to go on antibiotics and was

hoping for suggestions on diagnosis in very early bites. Totally grossed

out...Kim

[Guest guest]

Tracy,

Thanks for your response. I now have a diffent bullseye. Seemed to have

changed through today....Kim

[Guest guest]

from what I understand, Lyme is a serious illness. If you won't consider

abx, try Colloidal Silver. On the other list I belong to, they have had

success with Lyme and tics by using CS. Sorry to sound like a broken record

with CS, it is just that it seems to work for so many things. Not

everything though. Just an alternative to abx!

 

Good luck

 

Tracy

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<Equiskr

 

Monday, 26 November 2001 12:28

tick bites

 

 

> I was hoping to find help on this one. I have horses and spend much of my

> time at the barn. I found a tick on me this morning. The skin was red

> around the tick about 1/2 inch in diameter. After the tick was removed, a

> black spot remains where the tick was...is it possible the head is still

in

> me? Also the redness in the skin has gone down however I have a perfect

line

> of red around where the head was. I do not want to go on antibiotics and

was

> hoping for suggestions on diagnosis in very early bites. Totally grossed

> out...Kim

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