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Two red raised blotches on stomach that doesnt itch ?
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Red blotches: A physician or dermatologist would have to examine you in order to make a diagnosis. They could be a viral eruption like shingles or herpes simplex. Both of these, if present, are treatable with oral medications
Answered 11/20/2019
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