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What Causes Recurrent Skin Rashes On The Chest?

I am an 18 year old girl and I have had a recurrent skin rash on my chest that doesn t itch. I am otherwise healthy. It happened in October, January and today. I didn t even notice it was on my chest until I went to change my shirt. The skin appears red and a bit blotchy. Should I be worried? I took reactine the last 2 times and it was gone the next day.
Mon, 11 Sep 2017
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Recurrent rash responding to antihistamines point towards urticaria...it is characterized by recurrent transient rash...Sometimes they dont itch..Urticaria needs a long treatment. You should take antihistamines like levocetirizine till remission under a dermatologist supervision...also avoid if there is any trigger factor that you have noted is associated with your condition.
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What Causes Recurrent Skin Rashes On The Chest?

Recurrent rash responding to antihistamines point towards urticaria...it is characterized by recurrent transient rash...Sometimes they dont itch..Urticaria needs a long treatment. You should take antihistamines like levocetirizine till remission under a dermatologist supervision...also avoid if there is any trigger factor that you have noted is associated with your condition.