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Please help identify these little red circles / rash

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  1. Here is a extreme close-up shot of the dermatitis
    apt.rotorblade.orgrash

    The individual marks are about 1/8th of an inch in diameter. Note that they look like little
    circles. Usually they are invisible or perhaps not there, but when they show up they range from dark-
    tan to red and usually show up in the same areas which include the neck, shoulders, chest, arms,
    back and pelvic area at seemingly random times but not all those places at once. They have not
    spread to anybody else and as far as I know I'm the only one in my imediate family that has had
    them. I've had them for over 5 years and no ointment to date has made them dissapear.

    The family doctor could not identify them.

    They show up in groups of usually 2 to 4 inches in the areas mentioned. Not all the areas will
    inflame at the same time though. I'm not sure if they show up in exactly the same spots or if they
    are randomly appearing like acne. Some times they itch but not always.

    This is on a 22 year old female.

    Thanks for any ideas you may have.

    Collette

  2. Dude, are u sure they are not an allergic reaction??

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    Quoted message said:

    Here is a extreme close-up shot of the dermatitis
    apt.rotorblade.orgrash

    The individual marks are about 1/8th of an inch in diameter. Note
    that they look like little circles. Usually they are invisible or
    perhaps not there, but when they show up they range from dark-tan to
    red and usually show up in the same areas which include the neck,
    shoulders, chest, arms, back and pelvic area at seemingly random times
    but not all those places at once. They have not spread to anybody
    else and as far as I know I'm the only one in my imediate family that
    has had them. I've had them for over 5 years and no ointment to date
    has made them dissapear.

    The family doctor could not identify them.

    They show up in groups of usually 2 to 4 inches in the areas
    mentioned. Not all the areas will inflame at the same time though.
    I'm not sure if they show up in exactly the same spots or if they are
    randomly appearing like acne. Some times they itch but not always.

    This is on a 22 year old female.

    Thanks for any ideas you may have.

    Collette

  3. Collette said:

    Here is a extreme close-up shot of the dermatitis apt.rotorblade.orgrash

    The individual marks are about 1/8th of an inch in diameter. Note that they look like little
    circles. Usually they are invisible or perhaps not there, but when they show up they range from dark-
    tan to red and usually show up in the same areas which include the neck, shoulders, chest, arms,
    back and pelvic area at seemingly random times but not all those places at once. They have not
    spread to anybody else and as far as I know I'm the only one in my imediate family that has had
    them. I've had them for over 5 years and no ointment to date has made them dissapear.

    The family doctor could not identify them.

    They show up in groups of usually 2 to 4 inches in the areas mentioned. Not all the areas will
    inflame at the same time though. I'm not sure if they show up in exactly the same spots or if they
    are randomly appearing like acne. Some times they itch but not always.

    This is on a 22 year old female.

    Thanks for any ideas you may have.

    Collette concatenated

  4. Collette said:

    Here is a extreme close-up shot of the dermatitis apt.rotorblade.orgrash

    The individual marks are about 1/8th of an inch in diameter. Note that they look like little
    circles. Usually they are invisible or perhaps not there, but when they show up they range from dark-
    tan to red and usually show up in the same areas which include the neck, shoulders, chest, arms,
    back and pelvic area at seemingly random times but not all those places at once. They have not
    spread to anybody else and as far as I know I'm the only one in my imediate family that has had
    them. I've had them for over 5 years and no ointment to date has made them dissapear.

    The family doctor could not identify them.

    They show up in groups of usually 2 to 4 inches in the areas mentioned. Not all the areas will
    inflame at the same time though. I'm not sure if they show up in exactly the same spots or if they
    are randomly appearing like acne. Some times they itch but not always.

    This is on a 22 year old female.

    Thanks for any ideas you may have.

    Collette concatenated

  5. Hello Collette.

    I would also suggest an allergic reaction. It may be incredibly hard to pin down. Think about a
    food(s) that you eat quite often - and try eliminating both fabric softener in the washer and dryer.

    --

    Virginia
    "Forgiveness is easier to obtain than permission."

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    "Collette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Here is a extreme close-up shot of the dermatitis
    apt.rotorblade.orgrash

    The individual marks are about 1/8th of an inch in diameter. Note
    that they look like little circles. Usually they are invisible or
    perhaps not there, but when they show up they range from dark-tan to
    red and usually show up in the same areas which include the neck,
    shoulders, chest, arms, back and pelvic area at seemingly random times
    but not all those places at once. They have not spread to anybody
    else and as far as I know I'm the only one in my imediate family that
    has had them. I've had them for over 5 years and no ointment to date
    has made them dissapear.

    The family doctor could not identify them.

    They show up in groups of usually 2 to 4 inches in the areas
    mentioned. Not all the areas will inflame at the same time though.
    I'm not sure if they show up in exactly the same spots or if they are
    randomly appearing like acne. Some times they itch but not always.

    This is on a 22 year old female.

    Thanks for any ideas you may have.

    Collette

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