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Old 12-09-2009, 01:01 PM #1
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Default odd facial sensations

Does any one with small fiber have odd facial sensations. In the last few months, I have a pinkish/reddish tint on my cheeks and around my nose onto some areas of my upper lip (not exactly a rash-just a red, perhaps vascular issue) and it pulls....it feels like a facial mask. I do NOT like this. My ANA and other markers indicate autoimmune issues. I am wondering if this is a neurological phenomenon or 'something else'.

It does not appear to be rosacea, nor exactly a malar rash, but, it is like wearing a tight sock over my nose....ugh. Nose sock...yep, I am not normal.
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