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Red itchy(scaly, dray skin) patches on my chest appearing, what is this?
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Possibly eczema: There are many skin trashes that can match your description and it would be wise to see a doctor and get a diagnosis and treatment. Psoriasis or allergic dermatitis may also mimic what you have described.
Answered 1/27/2014
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