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I have an itchy rash on my leg 1 week after punch biopsy around the wound. what can i do? dr said to use neosporin and bandaid until stitches come out
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The itchy rash: may be an allergy to the bandaid or the ointment. see your dermatologist again for correct diagnosis and treatment
Answered 12/10/2015
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