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Yes! This is actually a very common and normal characteristic of prurigo nodularis (PN). The symmetrical pattern you're noticing, where nodules appear on both sides of your body in matching locations, is a typical feature of the condition. The nodules commonly appear on
• Arms and legs
• Upper and lower back
• Belly
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Yes! This is actually a very common and normal characteristic of prurigo nodularis (PN). The symmetrical pattern you're noticing, where nodules appear on both sides of your body in matching locations, is a typical feature of the condition. The nodules commonly appear on:
• Arms and legs
• Upper and lower back
• Belly
• Chest
• Buttocks
• Scalp

This mirroring pattern can be helpful for dermatologists when diagnosing PN, as it's one of the condition's distinguishing characteristics.

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