Rashes

Steven Johnson Syndrome is a deadly skin disease that results from a catastrophic reaction to a drug or a micro-organism. Another term for the disease is Toxic Epiderymal Necrolosis. Although there are many drugs linked to SJS almost any medicine could cause it as the syndrome is dependant on the immunological response of the body. Viral infections such as cat scratch fever, influenza, herpes, mumps and the Epstein-Barr virus can cause infection. Symptons include red rash or marks on the face, neck and nape of neck. The eyes are swollen and there is a general feeling of being unwell. When it is in an advanced stage the rash covers the whole body and resembles scalded or burnt skin with blistering. A lot of doctors are not familiar with SJS and hospital treatment is essential as it can be a fatal allergy.
Johnson Syndrome is a rare condition that causes swelling in the face and tongue, painful rashes, hives, blisters, and skin to come off. Most cases occur in people under thirty years old and it can take weeks or months to recover depending on the severity of the case. It is usually caused by anti-gout medications.

it might be heat lumps/spots sitting near the fire alot if you are sitting near the fire alot sit a bit back fromit and these should go or try rubbing a bit of moisturizer on them

Go see the doctor right away!

it could be an infection that might have caused it.

No. Do not panic, but go to a doctor or a clinic soon. What you may have are tiny parasites that have burrowed under your skin and are living there, called scabies.

If you've recently worn jewelry or a watch on that wrist, it may be an allergic reaction to the jewelry.

Anything can cause an allergic reaction. So, yes fluconazole can cause an allergic reaction, though it is not common.

Small circular blister patches on the neck might be ringworm or another type of fungal infection. This might also refer to an allergic reaction or dermatitis.

Dermatitis is characterized by an itchy pink or red rash. Contact dermatitis is an allergic reaction to something that irritates the skin. It is manifested by one or more lines of red, swollen, blistered skin that may itch.

Depending on what it looks like, it can be either just a form of pimple
or herpes developing. A doctor will be able to let you know.

Tide with a touch of Downey powder it has been horrible for 2 weeks small rash all over my body and horrible itching.

Lamicital rash is small raised red rash on the chest that will spread evenly outward. It will itch more and more as it progresses. Please seek medical attention if you get a rash as it can lead to Stevens-Johnson's Syndrome which can be fatal

Go to the doctor. It could be a skin disease which causes parts of the body to change color, or what some call spot. Or it could just be very dry skin, but they can prescribe you a very good lotion.

I don't know if Topamax is the cause yet--but I developed a mysterious rash on my inner thigh after beginning to take Topamax. I have switched laundry detergent, body wash, have not started eating anything new lately, so can't figure out any other possible cause. Rash is listed on the literature as a "rare" side effect of Topamax. I take 200mg per day.

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There is no cure for Shingles. You need to see your doctor to get Acyclovir or some other anti viral. Pain pills and Prednisone are available to treat pain.

Some home remedys for the pain and itching include Hydrocortizone, cool wet rags, or a garlic clove cut and rubbed over the site.

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Yes, there are quite a few types, it seems.

My daughter has a itchy bump on her wrist. It looks like a bite that she scratched the top off of. However, it has bled off and on for two days. This could be a case of scabies. Scabies cause small red bumps that itch, and often occur on the wrists, in between fingers, or near the genitals. Secondary infections due to scratching can occur around the site, making the skin peel, bleed and/or cause a rash. Scabies must be treated by a doctor.

no you cant coz its not like, transmittable

yes because you can have a stronger allergic reaction - plus the scratching scrapes off the protective outer layers of skin making it even more sensitive and if you scratch enough you can cause it to bleed and get an infection to go with the allergic reaction.

around the fifth day, a rash begins on the body. The rash is usually composed of flat pink patches or spots, although there may be some raised patches

its what you are always sneenze about

a pimple on your bake

The incubation period of tonsillitis the time between when you get the infection until it breaks out. The incubation period can last from two up to seven days.