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Old 02-05-2007, 01:12 PM #1
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Hi Sofia and welcome to NeuroTalk

so sorry to hear what you have been going through and hopefully other members here will be able to give you some insight.
I know you will always find caring support here.
Be sure to look thru all our forums to find any that you feel are best suited to your condition so that the members there can share their experience and info with you too

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Old 02-05-2007, 01:41 PM #2
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--describe the rash to us--especially the "us" over at the Gluten Sensitivity forum.

Can't say from here, but immune mediated dermatitis hepatiformis from gluten sensitivity is always a possibility in those with the autoimmune genetic background.
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Hi Sofia and welcome. I hope you find the answers you need here at NeuroTalk
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i had a rash for maybe 2 years and it went away after i got shingles-were they connected?

it was in different spot

hot water causes rash i think

and maybe junk food like highfructosecornsyrup
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