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Skin rash due to allergy can spread further even if trigger is removed or only infection can spread not allergical skin rash? comments?
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Skin rash allergy: I am confused. skin rash due to allergy can "spread" also called "disseminated" but should go away when trigger removed.
Answered 4/27/2017
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