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Old 08-16-2011, 12:17 PM #1
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Default scalp sores anyone?
ok, I have been getting these for a while now. But this time its on the top of my head and yucky and painful!!! Usually, they go away on their own. I have been alternating with peroxide and alcohol. Any thoughts

I was recently at the shore and pools this weekend. And thought it was a sunburn on my head. I also have an itchy rash on my neck.

On rebif, gabapentin, pristiq, nexium

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