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Common symptoms include: photosensitivity, which means your skin is sensitive to sunlight blisters on skin thats exposed to the sun, including the hands, face, and arms thin or fragile skin increased hair growth, usually on the face crusting and scarring of the skin discoloration, swelling, or itching of the skin sores developing after minor skin injuries hyperpigmentation, in which patches of skin become darker urine that is darker than normal or reddish brown After blisters form on your skin, the skin may peel, and healed blisters often leave scarring

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Glutathione is a chemical made from the amino acids glycine, cysteine, and glutamic acid