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Persistent foot rash and tingling were only symptoms of Lyme disease in elderly patient with no known contact with ticks

Emily

Emily

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Red, tingly foot rash stumps patient and doctor [h=5]Dr. Lucy E. Hornstein, For The Inquirer[/h]
Posted: Sunday, April 5, 2015, 2:50 AM

She was 80 years old, and her blood pressure was out of control. She didn't care about that, though. She was more concerned about her feet. They had been red for a couple of months, and now they were getting "tingly." They didn't hurt, and they weren't swollen. On exam, there was some redness of the tops of her feet that cut off abruptly just before her toes. There was some similar reddish discoloration of her knees as well. Her feet weren't swollen, and they had good circulation...
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