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yes they will cause a skin rash the sings for one would be,

-itching in the spot the rash is or all over your body

-Red marks forming on your arm magically [if arms red from something else your OK]

-Pain coming from your body when you do something

- and the last thing if in your private or any other places apply rash cream as soon as you notice this unfamiliar red spot on you.

[skin disease is not likely to happen but if not cared for a long time may cause a slightly bad reaction]

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Q: Can you get a rash from eating too much citrus fruit?
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