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I took a plan b and now im breaking out it kind of looks like mosqito bites and im worried it might be an allergic reaction or something or if theres something to to treat it?
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Sorry about your rash. If it’s related to the Plan B it doesn’t mean the treatment didn’t work. Typical allergic rashes itch. Those are treated with an antihistamine. But, there are many forms of rashes and a forum such as this without visualization is limited in making a diagnosis for your problem. And, remember, the rash might not even be related to the Plan B. Good luck.
Answered 5/9/2021
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