I've just noticed that the skin on my neck is really painful, and it's got these small red bubbles all over, almost like an insect bite. Do you think this could be an allergic reaction, or should I be concerned about something else? What steps should I take to treat this?

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indicate either an allergy, infection, or another form of dermatitis, it is essential to have a healthcare professional evaluate the situation. Depending on the diagnosis, the treatment may range from moisturizers to prescription creams or even oral medication.

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I've just noticed that the skin on my neck is really painful, and it's got these small red bubbles all over, almost like an insect bite. Do you think this could be an allergic reaction, or should I be concerned about something else? What steps should I take to treat this?

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