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519035 tn?1348275773

Weird rash only on legs

Okay so I have develped this weird rash seems to appear only on the bottom half of me. My feet and hands get tingly at times. I was just curious as to b12, and or calcium??? It goes away after I rub on it. Its almost like a circulation problem. I have an okay.multivitamin and has  b vitamin complex that I take. As well as acidiphilous, and calcium , magnesium, zinc combo. Confused any ideas thanks! I thought it was lotion at first, but its only on legs it seems!
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519035 tn?1348275773
I have hashimotos. autoimmune disorder. She thinks might be a ferritin problem. Dosent bother me to much. I swing from hyper to hypo. There trying to keep me hypo but I still think its some sort of circulation problem
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I am assuming that you are hyperthyroid.  I have Graves disease and am still not controlled.  I developed a rash on one lower leg.  It seems to be very think skin.  Talk with a dermatologist to see if thee is anything you can use.  I don't know if it disappears once the thyroid problem is controlled.  You mentioned B12.  I believe I read that B12 and Graves disease are related in that pernicious anemia (caused by malabsorption of B12) is more prevalent in people who have diseases linked to autoimmune-system adnormalities.  I have been doing a lot of research since a doctor who gave me an emg suggested that my leg weakness might be due to a B12 difficiency.  Hope this helps.
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