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Been experiencing random patches of goosebumps and tingling on left thigh. does not hurt but happens frequently throughout the day. cause for concern?
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Keep watching: I suspect that this may be at the early stage of shingles but only time will time. If you do note blisters or pain coming on, contact your doctor to get treated promptly.
Answered 11/23/2020
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