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  1. Original post
    Chuck W.
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    I've noticed this recently after a half-hour plus run or a heavy
    workout on the elliptical crosstrainer: prominent red splotches across
    my torso, front and back both. They subside after about a half-hour.

    It is worth noting that this summer I contracted a wonderful tick-borne
    illness (babseiosis) that landed me in the hospital, and then developed
    a head-to-toe reaction/rash to 7-day antibiotic course, clyndamicin,
    which was administered with quinine. :-p

    In terms of the training performance, I'm fully recovered, but the
    blotches seem to "remind" me of the illness. Perhaps just a
    coincidence?

    -Chuck in Massachusetts

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  2. Mark \(MSA\)
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    Quoted message said:

    I've noticed this recently after a half-hour plus run or a heavy
    workout on the elliptical crosstrainer: prominent red splotches across
    my torso, front and back both. They subside after about a half-hour.

    It is worth noting that this summer I contracted a wonderful tick-borne
    illness (babseiosis) that landed me in the hospital, and then developed
    a head-to-toe reaction/rash to 7-day antibiotic course, clyndamicin,
    which was administered with quinine. :-p

    In terms of the training performance, I'm fully recovered, but the
    blotches seem to "remind" me of the illness. Perhaps just a
    coincidence?

    -Chuck in Massachusetts

    I'n not a doctor so don't take too much notice of this, but I've
    suffered with this for years, cycling, running or swimming. I don't
    think it's an issue, it's never bothered me, but I do get funny looks
    in the pool occassionally!

    --
    Mark
    _______________________________________
    Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold, Knob of Butter

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  3. Mr RobotTow
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    You both have an STD.

    Mark \(MSA\) said:
    Quoted message said:

    I've noticed this recently after a half-hour plus run or a heavy
    workout on the elliptical crosstrainer: prominent red splotches across
    my torso, front and back both. They subside after about a half-hour.

    It is worth noting that this summer I contracted a wonderful tick-borne
    illness (babseiosis) that landed me in the hospital, and then developed
    a head-to-toe reaction/rash to 7-day antibiotic course, clyndamicin,
    which was administered with quinine. :-p

    In terms of the training performance, I'm fully recovered, but the
    blotches seem to "remind" me of the illness. Perhaps just a
    coincidence?

    -Chuck in Massachusetts

    I'n not a doctor so don't take too much notice of this, but I've
    suffered with this for years, cycling, running or swimming. I don't
    think it's an issue, it's never bothered me, but I do get funny looks
    in the pool occassionally!

    Report
  4. Mark \(MSA\)
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    Quoted message said:

    You both have an STD.

    Mark \(MSA\) said:
    Quoted message said:

    I've noticed this recently after a half-hour plus run or a heavy
    workout on the elliptical crosstrainer: prominent red splotches across
    my torso, front and back both. They subside after about a half-hour.

    It is worth noting that this summer I contracted a wonderful tick-borne
    illness (babseiosis) that landed me in the hospital, and then developed
    a head-to-toe reaction/rash to 7-day antibiotic course, clyndamicin,
    which was administered with quinine. :-p

    In terms of the training performance, I'm fully recovered, but the
    blotches seem to "remind" me of the illness. Perhaps just a
    coincidence?

    -Chuck in Massachusetts

    I'n not a doctor so don't take too much notice of this, but I've
    suffered with this for years, cycling, running or swimming. I don't
    think it's an issue, it's never bothered me, but I do get funny looks
    in the pool occassionally!

    Yes I know, you gave it to me you [censored]!

    --
    Mark
    _______________________________________
    Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold, Knob of Butter

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  5. You've been \outed\.
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    Mark \(MSA\) said:

    Yes I know, you gave it to me you [censored]!

    You didn't seem to mind while I was buggering your butts.

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  6. Chuck W.
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    Wow, this took a downhill slide real fast.

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  7. Biker Winterizer
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    s,=speed t= time d=distance measure for next year turns ay year end.
    put sun screen in pill plastic empty bottle.
    dip finger in and rub over skin that shows.
    old age tells bugs your human.
    because no beast would be caught in a smell of man.
    plus the devil beast likes the gay card.

    soap on skin when wash lets clothes not rash skin, when wash with body
    or hair soap on skin rubs rash. so inside train needs reg soap on skin,
    not man water mix.

    psy-co

    biking the year thru and not like years before.

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  8. You've been \outed\.
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    PSSSSSSSSYCHO!

    On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 08:07:49 -0500, [email hidden] (Biker

    Winterizer) said:

    s,=speed t= time d=distance measure for next year turns ay year end.
    put sun screen in pill plastic empty bottle.
    dip finger in and rub over skin that shows.
    old age tells bugs your human.
    because no beast would be caught in a smell of man.
    plus the devil beast likes the gay card.

    soap on skin when wash lets clothes not rash skin, when wash with body
    or hair soap on skin rubs rash. so inside train needs reg soap on skin,
    not man water mix.

    psy-co

    biking the year thru and not like years before.

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  9. Mark \(MSA\)
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    Quoted message said:
    Mark \(MSA\) said:

    Yes I know, you gave it to me you [censored]!

    You didn't seem to mind while I was buggering your butts.

    Well I didn't know my skin was going to go blotchy then did I big boy.

    --
    Mark
    _______________________________________
    Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold, Knob of Butter

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  10. Miss Anne Thrope
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    This is horrible news for Chuck............he wasn't getting laid BEFORE
    the splotches.

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