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Health Encyclopedia: Colorado Tick Fever
Mountain tick fever; Mountain fever; American mountain fever
Symptoms
Symptoms start about 3 to 6 days after the tick bite. Symptoms of fever continue for 3 days, stop, then come back 1 to 3 days later for another few days.
- Sudden fever
- Excessive sweating
- Severe muscle aches
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Joint stiffness - Headache
- Photophobia (
sensitivity to light ) - Nausea and vomiting
- Generalized weakness
- Occasional rash (may be light-col...
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