Symptom: Skin rashes without fever
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Skin rashes without fever
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red patches of skin
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patches develop white-silvery scales
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stiff, painful joints
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pitted nails
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poorly controlled dandruff
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2
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small gray-red blisters on genitals, armpits, between fingers
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severe itching
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red lumps and rash may develop
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small pencil mark like lines, especially in between fingers
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3
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enlarging red rash
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center of rash heals and appears normal
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itching and scaling skin
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more common in adults with diabetes or cancer
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4
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use of new medication, food or insect bite
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swelling of the eyes, face, tongue
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shortness of breath and irregular or rapid heart beats
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rapid or irregular heart beat
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pallor
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rash
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intermittent episodes of dry, scaly, reddened skin
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fluid, filled blisters form on red skin
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thickened patches of skin develops from constant itching
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contact with bleach, gasoline or other irritants
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contact with new jewelry, cosmetics, skin creams or plants
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red, swollen skin in area of contact
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itching
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fluid filled blisters
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7
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itching aggravated by nervous tension
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constant itching produces thickened areas of skin
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prominent scratch marks in areas of small, flat growths
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8
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occurs most commonly at ankles
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thickening and itching of skin
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skin heals slowly in this area
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may have associated varicose or prominent, painful veins
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9
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greasy appearing scaling area at the sides of the nose, between eyebrows, behind ears
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stubborn, itchy dandruff
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yeast infections occur in moist areas
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10
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blackheads or whiteheads on face, neck, shoulders or back
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oily skin
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pimples and cysts beneath skin
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most common in adolescents and young adults
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red areas on cheeks, nose, forehead and chin
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visible tiny blood vessels
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pain or itching in skin of involved area
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usually begins between 30 and 50 years of age
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more common in women
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12
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itchy spots on wrists, legs, torso, genitals, mouth and lips
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reddish purple spots on skin
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gray white spots on mouth
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most commonly appears in mid-life
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13
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single oval red patch of skin
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groups of small pink spots develop on trunk, neck, thighs and arms
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occurs most commonly in young adults
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rash clears up in 6-8 weeks
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14
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occurs mostly in adolescents and young adults
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family history of similar symptoms
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areas of lighter or white skin, particularly on the hands and face
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15
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most common in adolescents and young adults
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feet frequently wet
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frequent use of locker rooms
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red rash between toes
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cracking of skin between toes
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itching
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painless, discolored patches of skin
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pinkish brown on pale skin
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pale patches on dark skin
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more common in men
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usually affects the neck, chest, shoulders and upper back
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17
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more common in young adults
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history of tuberculosis or sarcoidosis
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history of recent antibiotic use
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shiny red or purple nodules on the shins, sometimes forearms
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nodules painful
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occurs mostly in women
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itchy, red scaly patches of skin
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usually occur on the face, scalp or behind the ears
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sunlight may trigger rash
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patchy areas of baldness may occur
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