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"Causes of the malar rash include:
1. autoimmune diseases, such as lupus
2. Bacterial infections, such as LYME DISEASE
3. Inflammatory skin disorders, such as rosacea
4. Vitamin deficiencies, such as pellagra
5. Genetic disorders, such as Bloom syndrome
6. Sensitivity to ultraviolet rays in sunlight"
"A malar rash has a wide range of possible causes. Skin conditions like rosacea are usually treatable and not a cause for concern. But other conditions like lupus or Lyme disease can be more serious."
"Borrelia polymerase chain reaction assay of the tissue was positive, and we made the diagnoses of borrelia lymphocytoma mimicking butterfly rash of lupus erythematosus."
"Lyme disease. This disease is most often caused by a tick bite and, in addition to its other more serious effects, can cause a malar facial rash." https://resveralife.com/the-malar-rash/
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