Rashes

Stay out of the sun and the rash you get from being out in the sun will go away. There is no way to treat the butterfly rash on your face as it means you are having a flare. The best way to deal with it is to cover it with makeup and see your doctor for treatment to get you out of your flare.

If it is on the inside it could by a "Sty"... There are several over the counter "Eye Sty" removers. Good luck.

Hmmm... That's a very complicated question!! If you're seeing a Rheumatologist, I'm sure he/she has checked you for cushing's disease or referred you to an Endocrinologist If you've NOT seen an Endocrinologist, then I strongly suggest you get a referral to see one. Since you report the osteoporosis test was negative, then I personally would refer you to one if you had some of the following: Cushing's disease (ie an ACTH-secreting adenoma) Presenting symptoms * psychiatric disturbance (often characterised by amplification of previous personality traits) * moon face - particularly filling in of the temporal fossa [temple areas] * weight gain - central obesity [primarily body area] * muscle wasting and proximal myopathy (patients have difficulty standing from a seated position without use of arms) [weakness] * thin skin * - tendency to bruise * hirsutism (caused by androgen excess) [male hormones] See [The Pituitary Foundation.org.uk] at http://www.pituitary.org.uk/gp-factfile/4-cushings.htm

That's possible. It depends what lubricant you are using where. If i assume you're tlaking about sexual lubricants, most specifically designed lubes will be safe to use and are unlikely to cause a rash. But if you're getting a rash from using one, stop using it immediately.

You then have two options. You could try an alternative lube, or you could speak to your doctor/medical practitioner about it. There's no harm or embarassment about this, it's perfectly natural.

One thing i would always do (in case you're not) is to use brand-name lubes that are simple and easy to start with. you can always progress to other things when you know what works and what doesn't for you, everybody is different.

Sanitary pads need to be of good quality and have good absorption capability else they will cause side effects. Also, you need to maintain good feminine hygiene during periods else it will cause some kind of infection or rash.

i trimed my azala bushes yesterday ans anout an hr later both my arms formes a rash

and it itches like the dickens didnt have this rash before??

Yes sure

Yes, you can.

What did your pediatrician/dermatologist say? If you baby has an undetermined rash you need to have it evaluated!

eosinophils

Im dealing with the same problem were they pimples before then you popped them and it turned all red, swollen, and itchy? im using HYDRCORTISONE CREAM and its kind of helping for now but i would go to a doctor they will give you something.

I was pruning our Butterfly Bushes wearing cutoff shorts, t-shirt and a pair of work boots with no socks. I did not tie up my laces. I felt a piece of the bush fall between my ankle and my boot. The next thing I felt was a burning pain on my ankle. I took my boot off and saw a rash that spread about one inch across my ankle. it took almost two weeks for it to heal and it still itches today three weeks later.

Staphylococcus epidermidis

indole test - negative

methyl red - negative

voges proskauer test - positive

citrate test - no idea

What type of rash does strattera cause

Yes, it may be. It is often found on the inside creases of skin, there are treatments available after consulting your doctor such as cortisone creams and a great product from the chemist called "Dermerveen". Also, if you have alot of allergies, it could very well be eczema.

It is normal! Not everyone has it but I happen to. Every time I go to the ortho, I come home and around my mouth is swollen, red, and itchy, and sometimes burns. I think I'm allergic to latex but I had them switch there gloves and it still happend to me. I'm only a 16 year old girl and it sucks.

#1 you should probaly go to the doctor

It could be hives, an allergic reaction, or any number of things. It's best to call a dermatologist immediately.

You're not likely to pass cold sores from your face to your neck. Cold sores like to transfer from a wet place like the mouth to another wet place like the genitals or eyes. The rash on your neck could be a sweat rash or a bacterial infection.

Petechial Hemorrhaging is a known by-product of various types of seizures (i.e. Grand Mal and Nocturnal seizures).

Rash guards were initially developed for Surfers to protect the chest and stomach from a rash. This rash develops when the chest and stomach rub on the waxed surfboard. Rash Guards are now made with a coating to protect from the suns harmful UV rays. They are ideal because they are comfortable to wear and dry quickly.

==Neuropathy, perhaps== Tingling, burning, numbness, and strange-feeling pain are all signs of neuropathy. The symptoms are often intermittent, although they can be constant. Conventional doctors are not usually helpful in those situations. See a chiropractor.

It is possible to suffer from an allergic reaction to someones sperm - Alternatively it could be that the sperm has an un-normal toxicity level affected by medication that the person may be taking or an infection they may have. Consult your doctor if the problem persists!

If maybe you bought a new shirt and wore it before washing it first, it could be dermatitis, which is inflammation of the skin caused by a reaction in detergents or fabrics. Only thing to do is let it take its course and it'll go away in a few days. If it's not brought about by new clothing, you should probably see a doctor. Oh, and Vitamin C works well for itching.