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A member asked:
There is a patch of burning skin on my foot (intermittently). there is no redness or bumps at all. should i use a topical cream or see a doctor?
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Burning pain: without a skin rash requires a medical exam to rule out underlying neuritis or neuropathy. Di not attempt to treat yourself without a medical opinion.
Answered 9/30/2019
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