Medical What Is Vasculitis?

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Vasculitis is a disease characterized by inflammation of blood vessels, which can lead to various symptoms, including itchy patches on the skin. The condition can affect blood flow and may result in serious complications if not treated. For more detailed information on vasculitis, including treatment options, resources like WebMD provide valuable insights. It is essential to consult healthcare professionals for personalized advice and management of the disease.
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Anybody heard of this disease??

'Vasculitis' its supposed to be some disease of the blood vessels when the person infected gets itchy patches or something. My dad was diagnosed with it recently and so I would be grateful for info.
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