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I was exposed to poison ivy over a year ago and developed a rash from it. the rash has not gone away, i am not sure why. i have tried steroids and ove?
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Dermatologist: If your rash still is active after all this time, it's time to get an accurate diagnosis from a dermatologist.
Answered 6/6/2017
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