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A friend of mine ate some jalapenos and licked me and now i've got a rash there. are these two events related?
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See a doctor: Second hand contact with jalapeños should not cause any rash unless you were allergic to jalapeños. Let a doctor check it out and decide what it is.
Answered 10/16/2015
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