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Skin allergoes with rashes and if i use the tablet alrite it will be reduced for a week. is there a permanent cure?
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Skin allergies: Depending on your skin allergy, there may be long term treatment for it, but first you need to have it diagnosed properly, see an allergist or a dermatologist about it.
Answered 4/13/2016
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