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It's been 48 hours. We're going to see if I reacted to anything from my allergy patch test.

@noracummins_

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Summary

The creator shows the removal of an allergy patch test from her back after 48 hours. She expresses disappointment that the test results show no reactions, which she hoped would explain her dermatitis.

Structure

1Creator introduces the allergy patch test removal
2Creator explains her hope for a positive reaction
3Creator has her mother remove the patches
4Creator and her mother inspect the skin for reactions
5Creator concludes with her plans to follow up with her allergist

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allergy patch test results

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It's been 48 hours. We're going to see if I reacted to anything from my allergy patch test. I do actually hope I react to something because maybe that's related to my dermatitis. I don't know. I'm not really going to be able to take it off myself. Christian's not here, so I'm going to go to my parents' house and have my mom take it off. But I'm most excited to shower and workout again because it's been a long 48 hours. These are disgusting. Well, I mean, they've been there for two days. These are disgusting. Well, I mean, they've been there for two days. I don't see anything. Not like what Sean had. I'm surprised not even like the fragrance. Of course, it's nothing. Because it's like your brain damaged. I know. Disperse blue. I think so. I don't know that. Weird. Oh, maybe because it's blue. Yeah. It's a dye. That's why. Yeah. I think. Of course, it's nothing. It's nothing, of course. I had a feeling nothing was going to happen. I just, I just, I just knew. But tomorrow, I have my appointment with my allergist, so we'll see. Maybe we need more testing or, I don't know, we'll see what the options are. It's annoying, but not the end of the world. At least I can cross those things off. And I don't know. We'll figure it out. I always do.