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What Causes Recurring Burning Sensation On Skin On Lower Back And Breasts?

My 5 dinner guests just left and I went to get comfortable and suddenly my skin starting on my lower back and moving upward and around under my breast started an unbearable red burning itch for about 15 minutes and is starting to ease off now. What could this be...I have had this happen for about 2 months now, off and on. The first time it ever happened i had just stepped out of the shower and it was the lower back. Very red and burning for a few minutes..Strange
Tue, 31 May 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, if no local lesion found or no rashes is there then it is not the allergic condition, if no pain is there then it is not the muscular spasm, then it must be nonspecific symptoms more over it subsides on it own, still medical examination and routine test are advisable, in short it is nothing to worry hope this information helps.
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What Causes Recurring Burning Sensation On Skin On Lower Back And Breasts?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, if no local lesion found or no rashes is there then it is not the allergic condition, if no pain is there then it is not the muscular spasm, then it must be nonspecific symptoms more over it subsides on it own, still medical examination and routine test are advisable, in short it is nothing to worry hope this information helps.