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A member asked:
If you take a hot bath and your skin starts to get red blotches all over is that bad? or is it normal?
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Not bad: Red blotches are normal skin's reaction to warm water (should disappear within minutes to hours ) but if pus starts to appear you need to see your dr for antibiotics.
Answered 3/11/2013
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