Lone Star Tick Blamed For Growing Number Of Red Meat Allergies In Northeastern NC
July 12, 2017 | 1 min to read
HERTFORD, N.C. – Seven years ago, Carol Naughton pulled from her leg a tick with a white dot on its back.
She was concerned about Lyme disease, but after some research discovered that the Lone Star tick – named for that dot on its back – did not carry that malady.
Great. Nothing to worry about.
That’s what she thought.
A few weeks later, she ate a big meal of lamb and woke up that night with hives all over her body.
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