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Does the hiv rash come and go?
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Many causes: There are many different causes and types of "skin rashes" associated with hiv. There may be rash during the acute phase that may disappear, the "rash" due to kaposi sarcoma will not. Other rashes may be due to various infections.
Answered 9/17/2018
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