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Rash on back. no bumps but red spots. no itch or burn. hasn't been spreading. faded when i wake up but back by end of day. not sure what to do.
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Options: You might be reacting to the sheets you are sleeping on. You also might have blocked sweat glands which become inflamed. Changing detergents might help
Answered 5/21/2016
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