Rashes

inflammation ,oedema. blood vessels

coco butter.

NO!! Please stay away from the patient!!

Calendula is a plant of the genus Calendula, with yellow or orange flowers, often known as marigolds.

you mean a yeast infection?

could be. pregnancy hormones can create havoc with your hormones so acne is plausable, although rashes dont sound right to me. go see a doctor about those. nervousness feeling could be morning sickness, or if you are further along than you thought you could be feeling the baby move, although i dont recall it feeling like nervous butterlies, more like a muscle tick in the lower abdomen. discharge is usually different when pregnant too, but if its an odd colour or has an offensive smell, see a doctor.

Do they seem to follow the ribs, if so they may be shingles. This would be very rare at her age, unless she has a immune system problem. Make an appointment to see her doctor.

poison ivy or oak

Your friend does not have shingles, since shingles only occurs on one side of the body.

These are usually ingrown hairs. Sometimes (but rare in this area) it can be plugged pores.

The rash could be many different things. Some of the possible things may include poison ivy, eczema or a heat rash.

If it has talic in it then you might be allergic to talic. Many baby powders no longer have talic in them because so many people are allergic to it.

because you releasing the pressure in the joint which can can sometimes be painful

If the toddler wears diapers (assuming they do) and they are red, raised, sort of wet looking almost blister-like it is a "damp" type rash. try "drying" the rash with some cornstarch, not baby powder because it may contain aluminum. If the rash is red dry and flaky looking it is a "dry" type so you will want to moisten.

First, stop taking the vicodin. Second, talk to your doctor about a alternate pain killer.

The rash from fire coral, caused by the release of toxins from its nematocysts, does not spread like an infection. However, it can appear to worsen if additional contact with the coral occurs or if the affected area is irritated. It's important to promptly rinse the area with vinegar or seawater and avoid scratching to minimize irritation. If symptoms persist or worsen, seeking medical attention is advised.

It is possible to have a type-4 allergic reaction to some of the chemicals used in making plastics. Type-4 reactions typically show as small blisters similar to the rash from poison ivy.

Winter means dry skin. You may have a sensitivity to denim in the winter that you don't in the summer. However, I would see a doctor.

The other poster is correct ... see your doctor, but until you can get to a doctor, get some Epsom Salts from your local drug store. If you don't see it on the shelves (usually comes in a container like a waxed milk carton) ask the pharmacist where it is.

Once home, take one full cup of the salts, pour boiling water in the cup and stir until it's dissolved. Run a BODY TEMPERATURE bath and pour the cup of Epsom Salts into the bath. Lay there for 20 minutes to 1/2 an hour. Epsom Salt is good for sunburns, sores, etc., because it draws out the redness and soreness and helps to heal infections.

This is only a use until you see that doctor.

not to scare u but sounds like herpes which is a std that u can not get rid of but can take med to make rash go away u should go to the doctor asap

You probably won't be able to completely get rid of a blister caused by a temporary crown. You could call your dentist and see if they had any recommendation. You could use Orajel to help with the pain.

The hot, itchy, rash knots behind ears, knees and elbows are inflammations of the skin. It is also known as eczema or atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema.

ichting cream you can buy it at any drugstores

The incubation period for shingles is 2 to 3 weeks. This incubation period is the same for chicken pox as well.

A risk assessment such be done, depending on the country/area prescrping the product. An active ingredient in Mupirocin is paraffin based which when combined with increased oxygen is perceived as a potential fire hazard.

Other Products can be used which do not contain Petrolum Jelly such as Prontoderm Nasal Gel or Naspetin.

Possibly Roseola-caused by a viral infection. My son was prone to viral infections when he was young and had this at age 1.