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I have bright red cheeks that are burning and have been going on for the past week?
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Dr. can examine skin: Skin rashes are hard to describe with words. A rash that looks worrisome, lasts more than a few days, or is recurring should be examined by one's doctor who can diagnose and treat, or can do additional testing if the diagnosis is uncertain. Reddish facial rashes include abraded skin, medication effects, acne, allergic reactions, rosacea, seborrhea, viral infections, sun or wind overexposure, etc.
Answered 2/20/2020
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