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My breast rash which as been there for several months went away for 2 days and it came back what could it be?
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Rash: A rash that has been there for months should probably be seen. Rash can be fungal, especially if under your breast. If coming and going could be some type of reaction, allergic, autoimmune or to medication.
Answered 1/14/2017
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