moist areas such as shower floors fungus waits on surface to spread

Athletes foot is a fungal complaint that usually affects the moist skin between the toes, but it can affect any part of the foot.

No, fly's do not go near swimming pools and step on the ground because they can fly :D

No, you need an antifungal such as clotrimazole cream.

this is because your nervous or worried or maybe because of the room temperature

See a doctor, dermatologist and/or a pharmacist immediately.

YES!

Usually a blister or acne is this. Though it also is usually a burn that causes it.

Itchy spots.

I'll give you three answers to your question, all of which will work. The first two you will find cost money and time, the last is free of cost, takes less time but will not seem 'right' to you. Choice is yours. Choose which you wish.

There is a product on the web called MMS. Number of people sell. Cost around 20-30 bucks. You can read on the web how you use a lemon to activate this stuff. You apply it full strength to your athlete's foot or you apply it diluted and it will kill the athletes foot in probably 7 days or less.

The next solution/product is Hydrogen Peroxide (food grade) around 35%. Don't waste time with the stuff you buff at the discount store. Apply this in a diluted state and soak your foot in it 2-3 hours a day until it is gone.

Last is for you to break out of your shell, read how urine is a natural anti-fungal. Drink lots of water and fill a small pan with your non- yellow urine. Read it up the web how urine kills bacteria...naturally. Your urine costs you nothing, but it isn't what you might feel is natural though in reality it is far more natural than anything you can buy.

Typically online stores that sell life vests, swimsuits, trunks and wetsuits will sell a rash vest. If you are concerned about price, try Amazon. You can get almost any item that costs $25 shipped for free.

Try washing your dirty self. HEY!! u dont have this problem, This problem can be embarrassing, annoying and is VERY painful and i wash myself all the time so unless you can help PROPERLY! dont answer at all, it doesnt help! >-(

I have learned a few techniques to help heal red irritated skin. Running cold water on the area or holding an ice cube or two tends to alleviate the irritated area. Also applying aloe has helped heal the area as well for me in the past.

Age spots are small brown spots found all over the legs and gradually disappear up the leg. Sun exposure and tanning beds can increase the formation of them.

I use alcohol on the fronts of my legs, close to my ankles and about midway up to my knees-burns worse than anything, but takes away the insatiable itch. So far it's not really healing the rash, but makes it bearable.

Well, It depends on a few things. First, what type of skin do you have? Those with oily or combination skin can find a mud mask helpful in controlling shine, acne, and clogged pores. A good mud mask around your nose can work as effectively as pore strip!

If your skin is dry or sensitive, however, you may experience some problems. Mud masks are generally good at soaking up the sebum (or oil) that lays on top of the surface of the skin. Those with dry skin have less of this oil laying around; as a result the masks can be very, very drying. Someone with dry skin would be better off using a gel-like mask.

Sensitive skin presents a different problem. Often times mud masks are scented or produced using irratating chemicals. Some people could potentially have an allergic reaction, causing redness or discomfort. The best way to test this is to do a spot test on the neck.

Overall, mud is a good way to keep your skin free of excess oil and shine, and keep pores free of gunk.

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It could be measles, it could be shingles, it could be an allergic reaction, it could be a lot of things. If you are concerned, go see a doctor. Try this, run a fingernail across the hairless inside of your forearm. Press down a little but not enough to scratch or break the skin. Wait a minute or two and see if you have a raised, itchy welt where you scratched. If you do it's probably an allergic reaction. The raised welt after that simple test is called dermagraphia and a pretty good sign that you are having some kind of allergic reaction.

It can be possible that tens unit cause itching and skin irritation, but this can only happen if you didn't clean your skin before applying tens unit. So always ensure that your skin must be clean before using the tens unit, and also be ensure that pads are sticky enough not more than the limit. If you face a problem even after all these, then change the position of the pads. You can purchase modern and side effect free tens unit from the store of Discount Medical Supplies if you need.

If the symptoms include patches with oozing or weeping blisters that itch continuously it may be poison ivy which is a skin rash that can be treated by rubbing alcohol to dry the weeping blisters and applying calamine lotion or benedryl cream to the skin as well as taking benedryl tablets. if the symptoms become more severe see a doctor they usually can prescribe prednesone over a step down dosage period of about 2 weeks to clear the rash.

Yes there are several healing qualities to human semen.

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Yes it is possible to develop a skin rash and/or other symptoms of an allergic reaction when exposed to paint fumes. You should see a doctor and find out what chemical in the paint it is that you are alergic to and what other things have that chemical in them.

UTIs are not contagious and they don't cause rashes. They are typically caused by bacteria that normally live in the digestive tract without causing symptoms, but make their way to the urinary tract and cause disease. While sexually transmissible infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomonas, and herpes can cause symptoms similar to those of bladder infections, these are not normally referred to as UTIs. However, if your question is "can a woman give a man a germ that causes burning when he urinates," the answer is yes.

The throat polyps are caused by overusing one's voice. People who shout a lot and smoke cigarettes are usually at a greater risk of getting the throat polyps.

Possibly excema. It looks like that in African American skin tones. If you are light skinned it will appear red and dry. If the bumps are small dry and scaley with itching this is most likely the cause of the rash.