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5-Year-Old-Girl Suddenly Couldn't Move And Speak Well After Tick Bite
Tick bites are scarier than you think. A 5year-old girl found herself temporarily paralyzed after a tick bite, leading to a trip to the emergency room and a diagnosis of tick paralysis.
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