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heavy drinking causes body rash
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Am Curious.
I know of someone who when he drinks heavilly (which is a regular occurence for this person)
they come out in a bright red, blotchy rash. It affects just about all of the head and upper torso but also has patches on lower torso, bum, legs etc?
Some sort of allergy? Or the body saying enough is enough mate?
I know of someone who when he drinks heavilly (which is a regular occurence for this person)
they come out in a bright red, blotchy rash. It affects just about all of the head and upper torso but also has patches on lower torso, bum, legs etc?
Some sort of allergy? Or the body saying enough is enough mate?
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Tigwig - at least I know he's not the only one who has this weird reaction.
It disappears a few hours later so I'm guessing if it were thrush (as skreecheeboy pointed out) it would stay.
Tiggerblue - 4 a mo' I though Phil mitchel syndrome was a real illness (not being an eastenders fan) :-) ta 4 wilkipedia link
Enthel - i htink urs is very plausible as Ethel ur right - apparently it's not itchy nor flaky - so like u say maybe just blood vessels widening.
Ta all
Tigwig - at least I know he's not the only one who has this weird reaction.
It disappears a few hours later so I'm guessing if it were thrush (as skreecheeboy pointed out) it would stay.
Tiggerblue - 4 a mo' I though Phil mitchel syndrome was a real illness (not being an eastenders fan) :-) ta 4 wilkipedia link
Enthel - i htink urs is very plausible as Ethel ur right - apparently it's not itchy nor flaky - so like u say maybe just blood vessels widening.
Ta all
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