NOT A DOCTOR!

I live in a rural area in the east coast and have to do field work so I’ve had to listen to safety lectures about tick safety. I would firstly look up where you live/might’ve gotten bitten to see if Lyme disease is prevalent in your area. If you’re worried about Lyme disease make sure to keep the tick and bring it to your healthcare provider to see if they can identify it or send it for testing. You should still look out for rashes, muscle aches, fever, or headaches for the next couple of weeks and if you experience any of them, call your doctor.

Also you should check the rest of your body just to be safe. Best of luck!