When my daughter took her first antibiotics late, her oval shaped rash reappeared within a few days at tick bit site. It was'nt the so called typical bulls eye. Guess it was a kill off type herx thing that caused it to reappear. Also saw then, a s

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When my daughter took her first antibiotics late, her oval shaped rash reappeared within a few days at tick bit site. It was'nt the so called typical bulls eye. Guess it was a kill off type herx thing that caused it to reappear. Also saw then, a small circular rash about size of quarter on her back near spine that could had been a satellite rash I read about in lyme article, meaning rashes can show up different places other than site bitten. Maybe a co-infection emerged on you after taking abx.... I have the hemangiomas, only on my stomach,

I also developed some strange red rash, small red dots on my legs only,

don't know what caused them, I thought possibly the bartonella, they appeared

after I stopped taking abx's, maybe there's a correlation.

I never knew you could get rid of the

hemangiomas w/o surgery, but this site has some natural products. I

am not endorsing this product, nor am I selling or affiliated w/this company.

just sharing info.

http://www.naturasil.com/cherry-angiomas-removal/?gclid=CN62v5Pwpa4CFU2b7QodLxOLRA

From:

"piknchikn"

To:

Lyme_and_Rife

Date:

02/17/2012 12:16 PM

Subject:

Re: Red dots on skin?

Petechia cause? Erlichia successes ...

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

I also have the red dots. The dermatologist called them

hemangiomas. Harmless he said. I've had them for many many years, long

before I got sick with lyme, mold and whatever else I may have now. They

crop up everywhere. I have a couple that appear to be permanent as they

never go away, grow or get smaller. Most are very small, and on occasion

they do bleed a bit but all disappear eventually. I had a BIG one on my

arm years ago that had to be surgicaly excised. I have no idea what causes

them but a lot of folks have them. My parents, my hubby, and other people

not related to me.

/MI

> >

> > I've had those red dots for years, but just on my stomach area.

I had

> > asked my dermatologist what they were. I don't remember what

she

> > called them, but said they were nothing to worry about.

> >

> > Susie

> >

>

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