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PostPosted: 03/05/08 - 02:29    Post subject: Tanning Bed Rash Vote now! Reply with quote
I started tanning in the salon about two weeks ago. I already have my base tan and am up to 20 minutes in the bed. A few days ago i noticed an area on my back that got itchy every now and then. Today i noticed a few bumps, maybe 4 or 5 and it is still itchy. It is near and sort of on a "pressure spot" near my shoulder blade. Is this from tanning and will it go away? It has not spread at all, it is just one spot with some itchy bumps.
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