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absolut

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Joined: 24 Jun 2004
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Location: Arlington, Tx
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Posted: 07-02-04 19:29pm

I have this bit of skin discoloration around my neck.. As far as I know I am (not) allergic to anything. I havent had any diet changes and I dont have anymore stress than normal. The bit of discolored skin seems a tad less smooth, almost dry compared to the rest of my skin. It doesnt itch, sting or cause any kind of discomfort. I didn't even know it was there until I noticed it in the mirror. Now that I did notice it i'm not sure how long it's even been there. Any ideas what this could be? How I can get rid of it?

Below is a link to 2 photos I took of the bit of skin.
Http://quadrangle.Fre eservers.Com/test.Png

one is brighter because I used a flash. (and no its not a birth mark)
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MedStudent

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Joined: 16 Oct 2004
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Location: Sunderland, UK
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Posted: 10-16-04 15:39pm

Does your skin react in any way to contact? When you scratch your skin, is there a flush, flare or a wheal reaction at the area? By looking at your pictures it might be something similar to dermatographia, where a course of antihistamines would help you out.
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BeckLyn

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Joined: 04 Nov 2004
Posts: 476

Posted: 11-04-04 16:01pm

I couldn't bring up your pics so I don't know what we're looking at here, but I am allergic to nickel which is basically in every kind of jewelry. Whenever I wear a necklace my neck breaks out. Mine typically itches though. Just an idea! Also whenever I wear my wool coat and it rubs on my neck I break out.
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