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Description: The photograph shows a paralysis tick that had been attached to human skin just behind the ear for just over four days before it was discovered. Although a large area around the tick exhibits symptoms of hypoesthesia (numbness) it was thought that the symptoms were due to a shar object or spider bite. Later onset of flu-like symptoms and increased numbness resulted in hospital treatment.
Title: Ixodholfem9a
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