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j_liz
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Has anybody been diagnosed with this or do you find you get little blisters if you get hot?

They usually start as small blisters, so small you might not recognize them as blisters. Then the pop and are like tiny sores, often they are itchy.

It is called "an old man's disease", but I was in my 30's when I started with them and I am female.

I get them on my back and a bit on my chest. I've been running a low grade temp for 5 days and this morning I see I have them on my legs and my back is covered with them.

I cannot believe it is anything other than another symptom of Lyme or a co-infection.

liz

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GretaM
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I get these blisters on my hands.

If you google "syphillis rash hands" it shows a palm covered in small blisters.

That's what mine do. My LL and I completely feel this is the lyme spirochete causing this.

Not sure if your blisters look similar.

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No, but thanks.

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