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    FeatheryRomance

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    #72170   2007-09-15 13:50 GMT      
    I have seven tiny bumps on my forearms that are a little itchy. I'm worried that it's scabbies because I was in a foreign contry and I stayed at a hotel that, well, didn't seem like a hotel. But when I read up on scabies it says it likes to burrow in places like elbows, back of knees, webbing of fingers, under breasts and groin. I have no such bumps in those areas, only my forearms.



    Any ideas on what this could be?

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    #72171   2007-09-15 14:19 GMT      
    usually in scabies there is severe itching plus burrow lesions between fingers ,toes ,nipples and umbilicus.it could be an allergic reaction or insect bite .

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    #72172   2007-09-15 21:28 GMT      
    I think it's the plague, or maybe something you caught playing with the starfish.
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