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Turbopac

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Odd Rash Posted: 06-27-05 15:15pm


Several months ago I developed flat, splotchy, non-itchy red marks in my pubic hair area and a few on my legs right next to the area. The rash seemed to lighten and darken, then disappeared after about 2 weeks. Now it is back, and I am getting these spots on my chest and there is a patch of them on my back also. There are no stds I can find that sound anything like this, and neither does any rash, with the exception of pityriasis rosea. Help?

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