Tape or a piece of paper
Also write down:
The date you found the tick
The location on your body where it was attached
Over the next two to three weeks, monitor the bite area and your health for symptoms.
Symptoms to Watch For
After a tick bite, keep an eye out for unusual symptoms, including:
Rash or spreading redness
Fever or chills
Fatigue
Muscle aches
Headache
Some tick species can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, or the unusual condition Alpha-gal syndrome, which has been linked to the lone star tick.
If any symptoms appear, contact a healthcare professional promptly.
How to Prevent Tick Bites
If you spend time outdoors in areas where ticks live, taking preventive measures can greatly reduce your risk.
Personal Protection
Wear long sleeves and long pants
Tuck pants into socks when hiking
