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A member asked:
I have an itchy rash around my breast area and lower back. should i be worried?
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Depends: It is hard to tell even with direct examination but impossible without a more detailed description. Having said that, most rash tends to be transient. However if it lasts more than 2 weeks or gets bothersome enough, see your doctor.
Answered 3/20/2015
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