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Skin redness on chest area as well as arms and stomach. fever on those body parts. ?
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See a Doctor: Could be many things from sunburn to infectious process. A dermatologist is a specialist in diseases of the skin. Many primary care doctors in the US treat skin involvement as well. More history and visual evaluation is needed to help.
Answered 1/5/2019
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