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Breakout all over body. i don't have allergies that i know of. this has been happening for 6 weeks?
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Hives : If this rash is raised, in patches on your skin and itching for 6 weeks or more, you should see your doctor for further evaluation. This type of rash that lasts for this long can be due to underlying infection or other diseases that need to be identified before treating. The term used for this is chronic urticaria.
Answered 12/22/2020
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