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I have itchy red bumps on my stomach, breasts, arms, legs, and neck. What could these possibly be?

MiningGirl3
08/10/09
MiningGirl3
Topics:reditchybumps

These itchy bumps are pretty random. Sometimes they pop up alone and sometimes in little groups. They are very itchy. As I said, they are on my stomach, back, breasts, upper arms and upper legs, and my neck. These bumps are driving me crazy! Help!

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MMAMOM
Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Might be bed bugs.  They are on the rise.  Have you traveled anywhere lately? Live in an Apartment complex? I hope for your sake they are not :-(

Lisa I
Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Have you been checked for topical sprue?? Maybe look up the symptoms for it. Good luck figuring it out!! 

amandakay30
Thursday, September 10, 2009

I have the same thing going on with me. Extremely itchy and irritating.I went to the ER after about a week of dealing with it. They diagnosed me with pitarysis rosea. It is a viral infection that lasts for 4-6 weeks and goes away by itself. It is not contagious and not harmful. I am not 100% sure that the diagnosis was accurate because I do not have a Herald patch(a large red circular rash on trunk area that the rash starts as), but I do have several round rash areas on my thigh along with a sprinkle of rash all over. All I know is it is driving me nuts and it gets worse daily as new spots form. Hope this helped you.

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An allergy is the immune system's over-reaction to a normally harmless substance called an allergen.

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