Rashes

immune responses to usually harmless substances

Illnesses that cause a body rash and swollen feet ankles are lupus, chicken pox, and viral arthritis. Kidney disease can also have these symptoms.

RLS (Restless Leg Syndrome)

I have a heat rash and I have been rubbing it on there 3 times daily. It seems to stop the itch! I dont know if it is good, but it seems to be working.

keep picking the scabs and when it bleeds wash it out with a tablespoon of vinegar

well that depends... do you wear anything like a necklace that moves around in your pectoral area.. if so this could mean you are allergic to that type of metal (yes this happens) or maybe something else irritates that area, but for it to go away and come back it must be that, try keeping your shirt off and other things and just lie around for the day if it just appear and goes with nothing touching that area i suggest you see a doctor

my husbands neck is turning red he has high blood pressure is that part of it

It usually looks like a red rash with tiny little blisters and it itches really bad keep rubbing alcohol on the site to keep it dried out it should go away within a week or two but depending on the person sometimes takes up to three to four weeks

one rasher is one slice of bacon i think.

Yes

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i have one and have been to the doctor for it mine is alot bigger now and sometimes it gets hard and feels like it spreads well i talk to a doctor and he said it was a cyst and not to worry about it

Apparently it can. Sun rash normally appears white northern European type skin,but I seem to get it anyway, and I have a Middle Eastern complexion. Treating is is really hard as it spreads, but I find that by keeping my skin oily in dry conditions spread is prevented. I also find that AC (or aeroplanes) after sun really triggers the rash. For some reason polyester does too.

For me I don't get the rash if I apply sunblock cream before solar exposure.

For treatment baby nappyrash cream is best. Hydrocortizone works well, but the rash comes back worse next time. Oh yes, and avoid more sun.

Yes, they are one of the side effects.. Make sure you show your OB doctor to be sure. It's called dermatitis if it gets infected it will be red and streaky and he will probably just give you a cortisone cream topical---------joymaker rn

I had the same problem on my back, behind the knees, feet, back of my neck... anywhere I sweated excessively. It's like a prickly heat, almost feels like mites of some sort. So I tried some top notch 'mite/lice/scabies lotion' which reduced the itching a bit but couldn't irradicate it. Turns out it's Kandida!!! A kind of fungal condition created mainly by sweat that cannot escape easily from the skin. I just used a good anti-perspirant spray and washed more often. All anti-perspirants have anti-fungal in them; the relief comes in a matter of a minute or so. Start wearing clothing that breaths better and allow the sweat off your back and any other part of your body to evaporate faster/better.

No, eczema doesn't cause blistering, and it isn't known to affect the penis. If you have blistering anywhere on your penis, there are a couple of causes, but the most likely is a STD. Anyone who has blistering in the genital region needs to make an appointment with their doctor to get evaluated and properly treated.

because hair is growing but its to small to be shaved i think there is a deoderant for that though i have that and im only 11 years old

Hi I have a similar rash on my lower right stomach area and also on my feet and knees i cant find any info on what it might be so im going to see a dermatologist next month and find out ill post what i find out later.

It means that you have touched or held something that irritated your skin. You should think about what you touched recently, and if it happens again, try to identify the plant or substance (like a certain soap) that is causing this allergy.

Yes, people can. What usually occurs is the skin becomes red, lifted, itchy and dry. This can take a few days to get rid of, but to get the reddness down, apply cortozone cream a few times a day. It may also help to take allergy medications.

what does the rash look like? is it hundreds of tiny red bumps/ opr large patches of pink?

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