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I have a an allergic rash i think caused by wearing wool or something scratchy?
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Do your own testing: This you can test it yourself. Wear a shirt or something you believe is causing you allergy to see how you feel. Then don't wear that for couple of weeks--make sure u don't wear similar material either. Keep a long of how you feel. Then reuse that shirt to see if same symptoms occur again. If so, you have your answer. Best treatment is obviously avoid such material/clothing. Consult doc. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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