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What is mild superficial perivascular lymphocytic inflammation?
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What u r describing: Sounds like a lymphocytic dermatitis; these rashes can be caused by reactions to medications or alternatively other allergic reactions. Speak with your physician for further insight.
Answered 10/8/2016
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