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28 years
I began swimming in a pool a few days ago and ever since i've been having itchy red bumps on my body. Could it be from the pool? how can i fix it?
May 31, 2013
It could be due to a number of things:
- Chlorine-related allergic skin reaction
- Dry Skin
- etc.
So you have to ask if your the swimmers had a similar reaction. if not, a dermatological consultation is recommended.
- Chlorine-related allergic skin reaction
- Dry Skin
- etc.
So you have to ask if your the swimmers had a similar reaction. if not, a dermatological consultation is recommended.
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