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Old 12-03-2010, 11:25 PM #6
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For two years I would get those little red blood things,, they would come out,, fade after about a week and the area would peel,, it was mostly on my hands and feet,, dermo had no idea what it was
My aunt had that and her cause was Rocky Mountain Fever, its caused by a tick bite. She had horrible neuropathy and burning from it. Google it. It was red bumps and then the peeling. But peeling can also be from certain autoimmune disorders too.
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