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== == Sounds like you have an allergy to something so keep a log of what you eat and it could be hives. If it's starting to burn/itch and getting worse (starting to fill with fluid) you could have the start of shingles. Shingles usually follow nerves (it will look like a red, blistered line). My bet is you have hives. It's best to go to your doctor and be diagnosed before it gets worse. == == This sounds a lot like something I got once while working in schools. I researched forever to find the answer. The best I could come up with was pityriasis rosea. The bumps were light red and they were worst on my back and chest, but they spanned in all the other areas that were noted in the post. I know I read about steroid treatments, but those were to just help with itching and I don't think that they get rid of it. I just waited it out, but it lasted almost 2 months.
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∙ 13y agoYou probably got those from Mosquitoes or some other kind of insect.
AnswerInsect bites? Do you have a dog or cat? It might be fleas. If so, get a flea collar for your animals and have your house sprayed for pests.Possible Answer
A couple of infections you may wish to checkout are:
Hand Foot & Mouth disease (clusters of tiny red 'dots' )
Folliculitis (quite a few varieties of this)
Chiggers!
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∙ 13y agoI guess,its an alergies and you can also should visit dermatologists about that, but for the meanwhile, you can help yourself with your skin by using lotions or such with Phytessence Wakame, Cynergy TK and CoQ10 can help to rebuild collagen, in fact they can stimulate keep it natural. That will help your skin condition make it better. http://www.goodhealthyskin.com/
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∙ 15y agoPoison ivy, hives, dry skin, allergic reactions, contact dermatitis, etc. etc.
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∙ 16y agoNot a doctor but I would take some benadryl and if that did not work see a doctor.
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∙ 13y agoi could be that you have just got over a sickness and that is how your body is getting all of it (the sickness) out
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∙ 7y agoIt could be Scabies
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Could something in the ocean cause tiny non-itchy bumps on my back and shoulders?
You might have body acne.
Where does crayfish have bumps?
a crayfish body is smooth. only its tail has little bumps
Does the crayfish have bumps?
A crayfish's body is smooth. Only it's tail has a little bumps.
Can novacaine or vicodin cause you to break out in an itchy red somewhat swollen rash on your limbs?
I can speak only on the latter part of your question, the Vicodin. Vicodin is an opiate, and any opiate, even in smaller doses, can affect your histamine receptors and cause hives or itching, little red bumps all over your body that itch something awful.
What is posin ivy?
poison ivy is a piousness plant that gives you itchy bumps all over you body and is very easy to spread
Can codeine cause itchy eyes and ears?
Yes as it can cause the body to produce more Histamine.
What are some symptoms of folliculitis?
As the name suggests, folliculitis is an infection of the hair follicles. Symptoms include itchy, white, pus-filled bumps which can occur anywhere on the body, or red, itchy pustules on the back and chest.
What are these little red bumps all over your body?
chicken pox
Does jack fruit can cause itchiness?
it cannot itch to the body but the tongue can be itchy
Itchy little red bumps on stomache and under arms?
This may be Folliculitis, a condition in which the hair follicles become infected, producing mild or severe red bumps. This may occur anywhere on the body. A common treatment is washing affected areas daily with an antiseptic soap. If, after doing this consistently, the irritation continues then consult a physician.
If you are bitten by a mosquito or some other insect why do the bumps and the itch sometimes even reappear a day later?
the bumps appears because of the bacteria or any bad microorganisms that the insects had inserted inside our body. or maybe they have the fluid inside their body that makes our skin itchy or get irritated.
Does the pancreas cause goose bumps?
No, it regulates insulin in your body. Your skin, an organ not a muscle, helps control temperature in the body and goose bumps is just one way of warming up.
