Rashes

Yes. Generally the rash confides to one area of the body, sometimes the chest, normally the upper back or neck.

Some people get the pain but never develop the rash. These cases are much more difficult to diagnose and can be mistaken for other diseases. Your doctor would need to do a blood test to confirm the diagnosis.

You are most likely allergic to the betadine that that they use to sterilize the area before giving blood. Try using some anti-itch cream on the area for a couple of days.

If this is not the case, it may be an allergic reaction to the co-ban that they put on your arm after you donate, next time try asking for a band-aid instead and see if this helps any.

Erthyma Multiforma - not sure what causes it.

it differs. somedays it feels like its not even there and you have clear skin. but when it flares up you have to itch it, you feel the need to itch it. if you leave it long enough you feel like if you don't itch it, it will drive you mad. then you've itched it, you feel it come up some where else and you itch that and so on and so on. when you have stopped itching you may feel it start up again so you will itch it again. this keeps occurring until you are satisfied. you could be bleeding and you still aren't satisfied. But it's different for everyone, this is just how it happens to me.

I am allergic to Prednisone. I have been since I was a little girl (I'm 45 now). Though my doctors know that I am allergic, sometimes Prednisone is what they mandate (for reasons), despite the consequences. So now I'm on a 10-day course of 10mg Prednisone for treatment of bronchial infection that will not go away; I also have Asthma and take Singular daily, along with inhaler only when I need it. 7 days into the treatment, I began breaking out into a severe rash all over my body. Knowing that it was going to happen did not make it any easier.

Treatments my family has used successfully: (will help with prednisone rash symptoms)

* luke warm bath filled with baking soda. Soak for as long as you like.

* luke warm bath; fill a sock with oatmeal (a lot of it), tie up the sock and put it in the bath as you fill up the tub. Soak for an hour (that's what I've been doing lately).

* After the bath, I've used oatmeal lotions

Visit your doctor

ACE inhibitors block ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme), an enzyme that converts angiotensin1 to angiotensin2. Angiotensin2 is a potent vasoconstrictor. Thus ACEI reduces the production of angiotensin2, thereby reducing blood pressure.

this could be a sty and yes they are painful i have had a few they can occur any where around the eye lower and upper lids the tear duct

WHAT IS BACTRONBAN CREAM MUPIROCIN CALCUIM CREAM 2% USED FOR?...

Its used to treat staf- skin infections like MRSA

>>CAN THIS BE USED FOR POSION IVY?

Yes you can use it on poison ivy, but I would not reccommend it because it is a very strong antibiotic; you should not use antibiotics unless you have an infection... why use a prescription if you don't need to Cortaid works just as well for poison ivy (not MRSA) and is over the counter.

Yes, ... my son recently approached me one night with a red, rough rash that resembled tiny little bumps all over his chest and his back. The rash hadn't yet spread to the lower abomen and back, but we went to the ER to get checked out. He did not have a fever, his throat was red - according to the Dr., and he maybe had a slight cough, but nothing really persistent. Definietly nothing that would have me concerned that he might have strep throat...His throat culture for strep came back negative, but the Dr. placed him on antibotics for ten days...the rash cleared up in around two days, and it never spread further....so I am still questioning whether or not this was due to strep throat, but it makes sense. They called it a "Scarletina" rash. - from strep. They also said even though a culture comes back negative, you can't always trust the results. My son is fine now, and no more rash!

Although unlikely, I have learned in medicine that virtually anything is possible. It is also possible you are allergic to the powder in the gloves or the soap you are using prior to putting the gloves on.

...its not unlikey, I have just found out that I have an allergy to them. They arent powdered..and its not the soap.

Put mustard on it and water. It is going to sting that is usual. then go sit on a couch for thirty minutes. Then you go eat something to take your mind off it. ten you put your neck in a bucket of ice. Then the next day it will be fine.

results may very

If you're on antibiotics, that is what is probably causing the rash. Call your healthcare provider to see if it is safe to stop your antibiotics.

the correct term for pimples is acne vulgaris

Tick bite - Lyme's Disease possibility.

Most people who are allergic to sulfa based medicationss are also allergic to Lamictal. The reactions vary from blisters in the mouth to busted eyeball capillaries, to a very serious SJS or TENS reaction.

Pain in the ankles and the joints feeling like glass is inside of them are also symptoms, and the sufferer is often prescribed other medications for conditions which simply do not exist.

If you take Lamictal, be on the lookout as the side effects are as violent as the bi-polar condition itself.

Most people start to show signs of side effects within 10 days of the dosage.

If you have just been in the bath or shower it could be a heat rash.

If it's always there then it could be eczema*.

you could, however, just be allergic to whatever you're waching with.

Diaper rashes are often caused by the chemicals used as fragrances for wipes and diapers. The best thing to do when finding an inflamed area with a pattern connected to the diaper contact area, is to try and determine the cause. It could be an allergic reaction to the specific brand, if so you should think about what brands you are using and what might be causing the irritation, as well as using cloth diapers. There may also be an infecition, in which case you might have to think about refering to a doctor for more details on topical antibotics.

For more information on the topic, check out this great site.

http://www.aboutdiapers.net/DiaperRash.html

I read today In Health magazine that sometimes your jean button can cause this, to stop this rash simply take your jeans to a tailor have them remove the button and put on a plastic one. This only cost like $2

No. Nitrogen does not irritate skin. But liquid nitrogen is extremely cold, and it can damage and kill skin (and other) tissue. It is a bad idea to allow your skin to come into contact with liquid nitrogen. Note: Some warts are "frozen" in an effort to remove them. In a clinical setting, liquid nitrogen is sometimes used to super-cool an instrument so the wart can be frozen. But this is a medical procedure and is done by professionals. Liquid nitrogen is not something that should be looked upon as a "toy" or "recreational plaything" by anyone.

actually there is a cure

i have also been suffering with the same problem for 4 years. (im 18) When i am in a situation that i am uncomfortable with or when i get angry or nervous, i break out in the hivey red rash on my chest and neck. it is horrible!! however, my doctor let me try a beta blocked known as propronolol. I take 20 mg once a day and it is cured. it has literally changed my life. PLEASE talk to your doctor about trying it. I have no more blotches!!! IT IS A MIRACLE CURE!! It works by blocking some of the adrenaline that causes an overactive response in the fight or flight part of our bodies which leads to the rash over my neck.

Bedsores normally occur because of pressure ulcers on the skin. For example, an elderly person who is bed ridden will normally have bed sores. This is because they are constantly in one position and they are not allowing their skin to breathe by the lack of moving.

It's probably Intertrigo. Remedy takes time.

if a cut is itching soak it in baking soda it should help but may sting a little