Rashes

Or it could be hives or heat rash ..I would see a Doctor ...do not scratch it

If the rash is localised to a specific area, it could be irritant contact eczema - which means avoid the irritant ie. washing detergents or cleaning agents. You will normally get redness + the small bumps.

If the rash is everywhere on the body could be allergic contact eczema -> avoid the allergy ie. new medication/food allergy/ bad reaction to pollen?

But really it is too hard to diagnose with the information you have given us... in general see your doctor if it gets worse, *avoid scratching it* as this will make it worse, and use a moisturiser to keep the skin moist.

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Well maybe if you are allergic to watermelon. If you get a rash go see your doctor.

it's called heat rash

yes because i have had it on the elbow before.

Within hours the skin becomes red, inflamed, swollen and extremely itchy. By the second or third week of having it, it starts to weep and get flaky and cracked with scales.

Ice and cold shower, your nerve endings are going crazy

Yes, it is a side effect.

But more likely, it's a mild to moderate allergic reaction to the medication.

In any case, this should be reported to the prescribing doctor immediately, and if it is an allergic reaction, the medication should be stopped (in fact, you should stop it until you get the doctor), and a new medication should be prescribed.

Note this medication for future medical history reports with other doctors.

this can be a symptom of a few things. for now, i wouldn't worry about sarrz, though it is a possibility... she may have an allergy to food or a facial cleanser.

Could be shingles. Could be shingles. Could be shingles.

This is caused by the net inside the swimsuit after you get wet and you start walking or running. I get it all the time, if you do get this a way to heal it is putting aloe vera on it. To prevent this you can try putting baby powder on your inner thighs.

probably a heat rash

Mine was cause by tick bite

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Bleeding would not be caused by heat rash. If the affected person was to start scratching, there may be some small amount of blood.

its to ichchy

You certainly can get a rash from diesel fumes. This is because these fumes are an irritant to your skin.

Sounds like an infection. Get it looked at.

Dark black rashes on your body could be caused by many things. One such thing is an autoimmune disease or some type of fungal infection.

An allergy to mango skin could do it. The mango plant is related to poison ivy, oak, and sumac. It has the same oils in the leaves and skin of the fruit, though they are much less concentrated. It usually takes 12 to 24 hours for symptoms to appear. If you think this could be what caused your rash, be sure to remove the skin of the mango completely before eating the fruit in the future.

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athlete's foot.

Excema, effect from shaving your thighs, or effect from heat.

A dermatologist is a skin doctor. If you had a rash, you would typically see your primary care provider first, who would be responsible for referring you to the dermatologist.

In general the US medical insurance system does not allow direct access to specialist doctors (e.g. dermatologists, psychiatrists, oncologists, allergists, cardiologists, surgeons, urologists) except by referrals.

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