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Can Itchy Skin Rashes Be Treated With H1N1 Flu Shot?

I have had an itchy skin rash on my arms, legs, back..all over my body for over a year. The ointments the doc. prescribed doesn t help. I haad the H1N1 fllu shot a couple of years ago when I did not have this rash. Should I go ahead and get the flu shot now with this condition?
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic, H1N1 vaccine won't help to cure your skin rash. You should get a second opinion from another dermatologist and try to diagnose the skin disease. 1 year you have been suffering from this undiagnosed rah and thats a long time. You should even go for a skin biopsy if clinical diagnosis is not possible.
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Can Itchy Skin Rashes Be Treated With H1N1 Flu Shot?

Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic, H1N1 vaccine won t help to cure your skin rash. You should get a second opinion from another dermatologist and try to diagnose the skin disease. 1 year you have been suffering from this undiagnosed rah and thats a long time. You should even go for a skin biopsy if clinical diagnosis is not possible. Hope this helped Take care.