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Can you get rashes on your hands from too much salt? don't eat much tbh.. but noticed it twice now after eating salt... ie pringles..have lowbloodpres
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No: Sodium cannot cause rash. There is another cause. Allergy? Any other association?
Answered 4/6/2013
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