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1315373 tn?1274193185

skin experts read please?

Hello I have been wondering about this for a while and have asked few doctors didnt look to far into it because it doesnt seem to sserious but I know I had been told in school that any kind of thing on your skin that isnt normal should be checked out... so I WILL give this a shot...
on my stomach I have had these weird colored circles on my stomach right above my belly button it started there and had slowly moved up my stomach different circles and then about 5 of these red colored circles on my skin some have dissapeared and one is still there they dont go away ...they change color and different texture like when I feel it it doesnt feel the same as my skin a little smoother but yes theyy do change in color and what I mean by that is darker red lighter red and sometimes very fad not even there? does anyone maybe have any answers?
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563773 tn?1374246539
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
It can be contact dermatitis, allergic reaction or dermatitis skin. Apply some calamine lotion and take some antihistaminic like Benadryl. Also keep a tab on what you are eating or using so that if there is any offending allergen, then it can be detected and then prevention of that allergen is the best treatment.


I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and regards.
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1009876 tn?1326490077
It depends what exactly these look like. Could be anything from shingles to bed bug bites to allergic reaction. See a doctor.
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