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What Causes Bulls-eye Rash All Over The Body?

I have recently noticed a bulls-eye rash appearing all over my body. I went to get tested for Lyme, and it came out negative, however, I ve been taking an OTC herb called cat s claw and have been feeling a lot better. What do I have if it isn t Lyme? Also, how can I get doctor s to take me seriously? No it s *not* psychosomatic.. Thanks.
Fri, 31 Aug 2018
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Hi,

You are suffering from a condition called Figurate erythema. Apart from Lyme disease, the rash could be due to a side effect of any drug.

The drug-induced rash is usually associated with a lesion in the mouth along with a drug history.

As you have an extensive, I recommend you to consult your dermatologist as soon as possible to arrive at a proper diagnosis.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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What Causes Bulls-eye Rash All Over The Body?

Hi, You are suffering from a condition called Figurate erythema. Apart from Lyme disease, the rash could be due to a side effect of any drug. The drug-induced rash is usually associated with a lesion in the mouth along with a drug history. As you have an extensive, I recommend you to consult your dermatologist as soon as possible to arrive at a proper diagnosis. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.