strange skin thing

[Tanya Marquette]

Today I notice a sizable bright red dot on my thigh. It was 1/4” diameter.
In the center of this dot was a tiny spot that looked like a hole (insect assault?)

It was not raised or itchy or painful so it got ignored till a few hours later.
Coming from the red dot was a line that actually formed a heart shaped pattern.
This was about 2” across and was in an outline . Again no sensations of any sort.

When I scratched the red dot a spec of something solid came loose.

Has anyone ever seen or heard of such a reaction pattern?

FYI, have been working in garden. This a.m. the no-see-ems were violent and I ran from the garden to
get some vinegar for protection. I also am around thistles which have those tiny prickly hairs which have
never done this to me before.

Any insight will be appreciated

t

[Pauline Ashford]

Could have been a tick in the early stages – I call them seed ticks – we get them here in QLD Australia – little black dot about size of a small pin head – hard to see – but can still pack a punch depending on your susceptibility to them and their venom?

Often start to itch after a while?? Some get virtually no reaction other than a red spot others will swell and get a big reaction?
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[Bob Needham]

Hi Tanya;

I had a similar experience several years ago while discing down a section of very thorney Blackberry bushes. Somehow one of the plants branches was high enough to hit me on the thigh sticking with a throne into the front of the thigh. I don't remember any residue left in the puncture. The incident resulted in a 1/4" reddish dot that has stayed with me all these years.

Just a little humour here however. I have a habit of speed reading articles pre a closer look at details. At first I thought you said, "FBI, have been working in the gardens, but it was FYI. 8 >D

Unfortunately this not all that helpful other than the similarity of thistle punctures.

bob

[Tanya Marquette]

Actually Bob, your comment is useful. It validates my suspicion that it
was from the burrs and that the 1/4" red dot, being more than similar, is a common response to this type of plant material. The infection that ran out from the dot receded with a couple of days after treatment with Low Level Laser. The heart shape was really such a bizarre patterning I just had to check other's experiences.

t

[Bob Needham]

That's good - we wouldn't need the FBI in the garden then. ; >)

[Tanya Marquette]

Nah! They would only be an interference anyhoo.

t

[Ellen Madono]

I had some pencil lead stuck in my skin as a child. It seems to have disappeared, inward or outward I don't know. I remember the initial accident and then the ghost lead in my skin.
Ellen

[Bob Needham]

Me too Ellen - As a kid in public school I was stabbed in the arm with a pencil. I remember the teacher messaging the area in an attempt to remove any graphite reside. I still have a dull grey spot beside the vaccination scar. Guess one could say that arm is the toxic waste dump.

bob

[Tanya Marquette]

I wonder if that gray spot is actually a bit of lead or just a stain from it.
Wouldn'’t a detox protocol help remove any residue that is left?

t

[Bob Needham]

Something I have thought about too. However, given the amount of detoxing I have done over years, things remain unchanged.

Bob