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Sorry but I need your wealth of knowledge again.

I've developed an angry rash on my back. It's only palm size at the moment but it is inflamed and itchy. I've been taking 20mg of amitriptyline. Could it be a reaction to this? Has anyone else suffered from a rash?

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Trikki

Sorry Paffette cannot help you with that one and I take 50 or 75mg amitriptyline each day...I hope someone can help....

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Paffette71 in reply toTrikki

No worries- just one thing after another!

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Lou1062

Do get this checked out, especially if you have recently started a new medication, I take amitriptyline with no problems, also if you have any other unusual symptoms never ignore anything xx

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Dizzytwo

Hi I think if this is a new medication for you then get the rash checked. It could be a number of things something as simple as heat rash. If your worried I would call the surgery and speak with your GP.

Mo

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Janet28

Hi Paffette71 don't be sorry my friend, that's what we are here for 😉 im sorry you have this rash, I've never heard of amitriptyline causing a rash before but it's one of them. If it's New, you should definitely get it checked out because it could be so many things.

I do hope you get it sorted out & do let us know how it goes.

Peace, luv n light

Jan xx

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Stan13

Hi always best to get a rash looked at and hopefully put your mind at rest as well

Lisa x

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TheAuthor

Hi Paffette71

I am so genuinely sorry to read this my friend, and I have pasted you a link to the *NHS Choices cache entitled: Common skin conditions below:

*Common skin conditions:

nhs.uk/Livewell/skin/Pages/...

I would definitely get this checked out just to have other medical conditions ruled out of the equation. I want to sincerely wish you all the best of luck and please take care of yourself my friend.

All my hopes and dreams for you

Ken

Sorry hun I too take amytriptalene- not had any side effects like that - only dry mouth.

Suggest you go to your GP could be shingles - you would have pain with this too. Good luck 😘😘🤗🤗

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Redhots7

Paffette 71, you an Google any drug and find out its side effects.It could be shingles or spider bite or bite from another insect. You should have it checked ASAP since you said it was angry! When you call for appt, stress that it is angry looking so they will get you in ASAP. 😘

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Paffette71 in reply toRedhots7

Thanks everyone- it's nothing to worry about just something irritated my skin.

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