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10. Hives

Some people may develop hives after a tick bite, which could indicate an allergic reaction. If symptoms worsen or persist, medical advice may be helpful. Sometimes, ticks can transmit diseases to humans, including Lyme disease. Symptoms usually take a few days to appear, but if you develop an allergic reaction, symptoms will appear faster. After removing the tick, wash the area with clear water and apply a light coating of petroleum jelly over the area. This will reduce symptoms and reduce the risk of infection.

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