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MX7, there are so many things that can cause a rash. I would definitely have it looked at the next time it happens. This way the dr (pcp, dermatologist, rheumy, or whatever dr you choose to see for it) can see it and better diagnose it.

Good point tkrik,

I was a bit worried last year because I had what I thought might have been a genital herpes outbreak (sure felt the same as my oral cold sores), which I thought might have been passed from a cold sore. I was kinda scared to find out, actually.

My doc took a swab of the area and sent it for testing. It turned out to be a bacterial infection and was easily treated with polysporin.

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