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Old 12-11-2012, 01:16 AM #5
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Confused Rashes
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Originally Posted by katiek View Post
Has anyone had rashes across their chest and neck. I have had one permently for the last few months it is a very red rash across my chest going up to my neck, it also has raised white spots. Just wondering if anyone had the same
My rashes come and go on the outside of my arms! Very weird. They do not hurt, nor itch. I'm guessing no one elses does either. Sometmes my legs have a funny plaid look in the right light.
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