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Rocky mountain spotted fever? |
What can be done to prevent it from spreading and can you get it multiple times RMSF is a tick borne disease, so your best bet would be to avoid tick bites. Apply generous amounts of bug spray when going into the woods or near brush, wear long sleeves and pants if it is cool enough. The most important preventative measure would be to examine yourself for ticks when you return from the outdoors, such as armpits, groin, legs, etc. |
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