Answer:
The correct answer is option b. "Lyme disease".
Explanation:
Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by exposure to ticks that have the Borrelia bacterium. There are different symptoms that reveal that a person has Lyme disease, but the most common and prominent is the presence of an expanding area of redness on the skin that appears at the site where the tick bite. In this case, the person has the red rash on his leg and since he is a hunter, it is very likely that he was exposed to a wild area where ticks were present.
Answer:
Lyme disease
Explanation:
Lyme disease can also be referred to as Lyme borreliosis. It is a bacterial infection generally caused by the Borrelia bacterium carried by deer ticks. One of the major symptoms of the Lyme disease is skin redness. This redness usually occurs one week after a patient has been bitten by a tick; the redness occurs at the site where the patient is bitten.
Other symptoms include joint pains, inflammation etc.
The hunter might have been bitten by a deer tick, hence the redness and the other symptoms, the doctor suspects Lyme disease.
