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I have stage 1 liver fibrosis and recently developed a non itchy red pin prick rash on my back and legs the rash comes and goes every four days or so i know a rash can come with late stage liver cirrosis but could i have a rash as part of f1 fibrosi?
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A rash is not usually associated with stage one fibrosis. If a rash is present, it would warrant a visit to see your primary care doctor or a dermatologist for evaluation. Good luck.
Answered 1/29/2023
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