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KY: Rocky Mounty Spoted Fever case in Louisville

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.wdrb.com/news/kentucky-...cle_d9261e24-878c-11e9-954f-33fa30089de5.html

Kentucky toddler's tick bite led to rare disease
Jun 5, 2019 Updated 36 min ago

(FOX NEWS) -- A Louisville mother who found a tick on her 2-year-old son?s neck now has a warning for other parents: Beware of these potentially disease-causing critters.

Kayla Oblisk told Fox News she removed a tick from her toddler Jackson's body in May after he played outside. Days later, on May 20, she began to notice symptoms of what she would later learn was a potentially fatal disease called Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF). Roughly a week later, her son was in the intensive care unit at Norton Children?s Hospital in Louisville...
 
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