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Once a shingles outbreak has developed, it typically does not spread to other parts of the body. The rash almost never crosses from one side of the body to the other.
Shingles is not a condition in which spreads like a normal rash. Although scratching shingles blisters would be extremely painful it will not spread them to other body parts.
It depends entirely on what is causing the rash. If it is caused by an infectious agent, then, yes - you could spread the infection. If it is being caused by some kind of chemical, you can spread the chemical if it is still there. On the other hand, if the rash is a delayed reaction or an allergic reaction you can't spread the rash. In short - you can't spread the rash by touching it but you could spread what is CAUSING the rash if it's still there on the skin.
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Yes.
a rash that comes up on many parts of the body must be treated immeadily
I had a rash a year after my surgery and i have had it for four years now and the rash has spread to every part of my body. No one knows what it is but it seems iwill probably have it forever. It is not itchy, but it does get very red and swollen sometimes.
although heating your body during a workout will most likely cause the rash to become irritated and itch, it can not spread it since you can only develop a rash from the plant oils urushiol.
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From WebMD: The rash usually appears 8 to 48 hours after your contact. But it can occur from 5 hours to 15 days after touching the plant. The rash usually takes more than a week to show up the first time you get it on your skin. But the rash develops much more quickly (within 1 to 2 days) after later contacts. The rash will continue to develop in new areas over several days but only on the parts of your skin that had contact with it or those parts where it was spread by touching.
Noun in the context of, John has a rash. Or adjective, in the context of, John has made a rash statement.
The skin and mucous membranes are the body parts most affected by chickenpox and shingles. Shingles also affects the nerves in the area that has the rash.