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Dh advice

aghasue

By aghasue
in Dermatitis Herpetiformis

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aghasue Newbie
aghasue
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Hi there. Can anyone tell me if DH is ALWAYS itchy? I have a rash which is symmetrical, with clusters of blisters on my back, shoulders and buttocks. It looks like DH but is not sore or itchy. I have other celiac symptoms but have not yet had a formal diagnosis. 

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I've been reading posts here for nearly 2 decades, and I've not heard of a non-itchy DH rash. I suppose it is possible, but you may want to get a dermatologist to look at it for a proper diagnosis.

Do you have celiac disease?

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