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Skin Rash Posted: 11-02-05 02:15am


Hi, i get these rashes on my skin, that at first look like an insect bite and then gradually disappears within 10-20 minutes. The rashes do not itch and they occur when I scratch my skin against objects, even if it is gently, and sometimes I see my arm with the rash without remembering a scratch. The rash varies in size, depending on the scratch. The ones that I don't remembe r being scratched are usually circular and look whitish. My doctor said it was eczema because of my dry skin. I've had eczema before and this is different. Anyone have any suggestions? I've tried using moisturiser for my dry and sensitive skin but I don't think it helps.

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