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Old 10-10-2009, 04:36 PM #1
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Default cellcept and finger rash/blisters

I use CellCept, started 3 months ago. About 2 - 3 weeks ago, I started getting sores on the sides of my fingers. At first I thought it was from checking papers at first, a sore from the pen rubbing on the side of my finger. But I had it on more than one finger. It was red and raw, it didn't hurt much, then it toughened up. They are still there though. I googled and found that 8% of CellCept users get dyshidrotic eczema. Anyone familiar with this?
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