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Q: Rash

asked by: juste on February 25th, 2004

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I have a skin rash around both of my ankles. It is not particually itchy unless I stratch it. It is a very dense cluster of small bumps really only noticable to touch. I have gotten it before but not really as much of it and on only one ankle. I haven't changed soap or any other product I use lately.

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lundin4god

replied on December 23rd, 2004

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Rash On My Ankles Only

I have a rash that sounds identical to yours and was told two days ago from my doctor that it is some sort of bug bites. She gave me a very strong cortosone cream that so far is not working. It is 4:43 a.M. And it itches so bad I cannot sleep! Any help to identify it and get rid of it would be appreciated. Mikey

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