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Default Skin Issues
I am sure this is covered somewhere on here, but has anyone experienced any skin issues with PN? I am awaiting an EMG to confirm if I have any nerve damage, but suspect my symptoms are related to alcohol consumption.

I have noticed random red/itchy patches pop up on my skin in various spots. My chest, stomach, face, etc, but go away very quick, even my scalp.

Anyone else hear/experience skin issues that are 100% related to PN?
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