Does this look like a bullseye rash to you?

My girlfriend and I are based out of SLC, Utah. We've been doing some light hiking this summer but we always stay on the trails and do tick checks when we get back home. Randomly this bug bite/rash popped up on my girlfriend's leg. She thinks it's just an itchy mosquito bite but I think it looks a little like a bullseye rash. What do you think? https://res.cloudinary.com/djgngq3ex/image/upload/v1563218640/Janet%20Bite/IMG_20190706_112815171_v6pbnc.jpg

mark outer circle using pen, if this thing is expanding and center is clearing, then dont wait to get tested. My son had rash then initially look like eczema, but 5 days later it started showing more spread and not quite bulls eye but center clearing. Doctor's dont have good idea how to interpret that rash. Second rash means 100% lyme, that is what when senior Doctor confirmed lyme before even test came positive.

this is what I noticed in our case.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323457.php

small lump on the skin in the center of a rash.

scaly or crusty at the outer edges
itchy
started small gradually expand to 12 or more inches

Not all have the typical “bullseye”


Take a look at these - the 4th one

https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/signs_symptoms/rashes.html

Could be. And btw...you don't need a rash to get Lyme, some never see one, or they are in the scalp. However that rash is splotchy in a way that looks infected, or like your immune system just got a weird thing to try to take care of...doesn't have to be perfectly circular either.

Doesn't have to be Lyme n cos, doesn't have to be a tick either, biting flies, horseflies, mosquitoes, yes the dirty needles of nature are the ticks, they all carry and transmit some nasty infections, especially ticks, but mosquitoes and other biting flies transmit/carry are vectors of disease too.

If I were you, and I had money and a decent doctor, or a credit card and the Internet, I would get 4-6 weeks of strong antibiotics, something like (and I'm guessing here, an LLMD would know much much better) Tindamax and Minocycline +Amoxicillin, or Buhners Protocol. Or loads of Doxycycline + something else strong.

Look for how to treat acute tick born disease infection (aka lyme disease). Eat heroic doses of garlic and oregano, and also ginger and other naturally antimicrobial foods. Take it seriously, time is TICK-ing, don't be like some of us.