What does a rash from a tick look like?

Answer by  m3chladon (38)

They look like a red puffy blotch spot. These can cause serious diseases if left unattended by a professional doctor!

Answer by  craftheart (392)

A rash caused by a tick will cause some redness and will also resemble a bulls eye in the center. This rash can appear anywhere on ther body and can be accompanied by fever.

Answer by  manamana (203)

Like a big nasty skeeto bite. It is red and swollen and has a bump and a little hole where the ticks thing went in. If there are multiple bites it looks like mulitple misquito bites but maybe a little bigger. The skin around it is its normal color. Just the bump is red.

Answer by  djoek (122)

Normally a tick does not give a rash, but when it is infected with Lyme's disease there may be a redcircle around the tick bite. The center will be less red.

Answer by  Kate48 (55)

When a person has been infected with Lyme disease, he or she may develop a red bulls-eye rash. Other tick-borne diseases cause a spotted rash,

Answer by  sammy0415 (274)

A rash from a tick looks just like a bulls eye. It will be a white circle with a darker circle in the middle of it.

Answer by  lorettamarie (83)

A rash from a tick can be different sizes It can leave no rash, a tiny little red mark where it bit you, or in the case of a deer tick, a red bulls eye on your skin. If you find one, you have a disease. Be careful of ticks

Answer by  soccer593 (476)

Often times, a rash from a tick bite is a red round spot with a large red ring around it.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

If you think you may have a rash from a tick I beg you get to your nearest ER immediatly My niece almost died due to having lyme disease from a tick bite they all look different because each immune system deals with the venom in the bite differently.

Answer by  Bobinski (1652)

A ring like rash, looks like a bulls-eye. It will develop 3 to 32 days after the tick bite. The rash is usually around the tick bite. Rashes do not alway happen with a tick bite. The rash can represent Lyme disease.