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Old 06-13-2008, 09:11 AM #1
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Question Red Spots

Broke out in red spots on my skin. I am pretty sure it is purpurea and pitchea (sp?) like another time. Sort of like someone took a red Sharpie marker to me, looks exactly like blood just under the skin surface. No itching or anything - just there. Haven't been around any communicable diseases.

Not worried about it; just wondering how long it will be before they go away. A few of the ones from the last breakout are still there 2 years later, but some went away.

I ask as I have a party to go to and several are on my legs and chest. Call me vain...
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