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A rash may occur on only one area of the skin, or it could cover almost all of the body. Also, a rash may or may not be itchy. Depending on how it looks, a rash may be described as:

  • blistering (raised oval or round collections of fluid within or beneath the outer layer of skin)
  • macular (flat spots)
  • nodular (small, firm, knotty rounded mass)
  • papular (small solid slightly raised areas)
  • pustular (pus-containing skin blister).
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