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I have had this rash on my face for months. my dr has provided several px's but its getting worse rather than better. what is this?
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Hard to tell : Without seeing the rash, it is hard to identify the problem. Ask your doctor for a recommendation for a dermatologist.
Answered 2/26/2013
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