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Is my skin being hypersensitive to hypoallergenic soaps if i get a rash?
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Possible.: Hypoallergenic soaps are a rare cause of rashes, but it does happen occasionally. There are so many other possibilities, however, that you should let a dermatologist examine you.
Answered 10/3/2016
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