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After working in kuwait city i'm having extreme sudden outbreaks of red raised itchy red streaks all over my body. help.
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Get checked for : Infection from a bacteria, parasite, ticks; allergic reaction to something u got in contact with or ingested etc. Get well soon!
Answered 12/10/2013
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