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Recurring itchy blister in same spot of side breast everytime. dr and mammogram are all clearz responds to hydrocortisone and has happened 4 times?
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Contact allergy?: Consider an allergic contact allergy to one of the ingredients in your bra with rubber/latex being most likely. Metal allergy also possible if there is a metal wire in the bra. Consult derm or allergist to get patch tested if changing to cotton bra does not help.
Answered 12/30/2014
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