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Old 11-28-2011, 01:07 AM #9
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Alisha,
A rash may indicate you have a form of RSD cause by an allergic histine response in your blood stream. Shingles is localized yes. Do some more research. Might be shingles might not. The rash would be very painful blister type if it is shingles.
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