Rashes

Allergic reactions to Meds are tricky. Obviously its best to consult a Physician ASAP for their opinion. My daughter had a reaction to ammoxicilin and it took a few days for the swelling and rash to go away. The medicine stays in your system longer then you realize. Some people need steroids to reduce swelling and an antihistamine like Benydryl. Its safe to say that you need to give it a few days for the fluid of the swelling to go away and back to normal. Keep antihistamines in your purse (or if a guy, in your pocket or vehicle at all times.) Benadryl is the best and for adults two caps (25 mgs. each) are what you should take. It takes only 10 to 15 minutes for the swelling to go down, but if you've left it for a long time it may take longer. DO NOT DRIVE A VEHICLE OR MACHINERY WHILE TAKING ANTIHISTIMINES. Benadryl is given in hospitals (I know because I had a reaction to a medication) and is harmless to you. It will probably make you sleepy.

Well...it's been a full week and my legs, from ankles to knees, still look like they've been dipped into hot oil!!!  At least the dripping - ooozing has stopped and the scabbing can begin.  Get aloe vera juice in a bottle from the health store. Refrigerate it so it is very cold. Then apply to your face or wherever the rash occurs. Apply as often as needed. The juice cools the itchyness and helps dry out the rash. It takes me a week to get rid of the rash. Also take an alleergy tablet. The antihistamine helps keep it in check.

Firstly you should rule out eczema. I have eczema like rashes that seem to ONLY fill in my tattoo area...Doctors have told me it is not related to the tattoo, however, I have read about people being allergic to types of ink. You will more than likely have a difficult time getting answers as tattoo shops will not provide info (or limited) and doctors seem to be less versed on these issues but do ask.

Try Tea Tree Oil. You can get this at any health food store, Walgreen's, and generally pharmacies will carry this also. It's 100% natural and has been used for generations to sooth and remedy rashes of all sorts. I also used the soap as well, although I'm not sure what good the soap did. Also, MOISTURIZE with no scents or fragrances and preferably hypoallergenic.

Hope this helps. I am not in the medical field but I came across this issue and this is what I know.

albert shwaitzer

They are mainly used for keeping your shins safe and uninjured:)

Yes. I know a girl who's friend had sex with a person who eats Human Flesh.

She had rashes all over her neck and mouth. She did not know he ate flesh, but the Doctor was able to tell what kind of strange rash it was afterwards. It was a one night stand.

Human flesh festered saliva comes in contact with human skin, It's gonna cause some sort of issue.

I would say no, because one would have to determine if the chest bump was done with any type of aggravation and intent to commit a battery. This chest bump would also have to be done to bring harm to the other person. Mens rea and Actus reus.

I think you meant it as to act rationally.

"Don't be so rational" basically means don't base on assumptions.

mast cells

Has her shampoo been changed lately? If it really starts to bother her, take her to the doctor to make sure she does not have head lice. Alot of children catch it by being around other children who have it or they catch it at school, daycare, etc. Good luck:)

Probably a staphylococcal infection -- the bacteria can usually be found under your finger nails -- or you may be a permanent "nose" carrier. I have had the same issues for many years, my mom complained about them so I figured they were hereditary.

Anyway, my primary care doctor prescribed an anti-bacterial topical cream which I use whenever they become too painful. Usually knocks them out within a few days when I use the topical 1-2 times/day.

The drug name is "Bactroban Cream."

A medical professional would need to diagnose the sudden appearance of red spots on the arm and torso. If the red spots are appearing in the same places, even if there is not itching, there is probably an allergic reaction to something that has been eaten or applied to the skin.

Try searching online. I have a PS2 so if it was a PS2, XBox, PSP, Nintendo DS, or GameBoy Advanced SP, then I would know!

It will depend upon the types of bumps that are on your toddler. It could be eczema and medication may be needed from a physician.

Yes. It isn't a rash though it is from pressure when you throw up. It can appear as small purplish red freckles or groups of them. CPAP mask wearers sometimes get it because the blood cannot flow easily because of the mask pressure so it pools around the eyes. I can't find the proper medical spelling for it but it is pronounced

"pet-TIT-ee-ah". They are akin to broken capillaries. It will pass in a day or so. No worries. It is also a symptom found in a choking or strangulation.

Hi, well if you wear a rask vest under a wetsuit, it is mostly for stopping chaffing and stopping wetsuit rash. however, if you are going surfing or swimming and just want to wear a rash vest on its own, not only does it give uv protection, it DOES keep you warm. So yes rash vests keep you warm

Radon gas itself is not known to cause skin rashes. It is a radioactive gas that can lead to health issues primarily associated with long-term exposure, such as lung cancer. Skin rashes are typically caused by allergens, irritants, or infections rather than exposure to radon. If someone experiences a skin rash, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional to determine the underlying cause.

i would suggest a gp checkup if possible asap

It's probably bacteria, don't worry.

Simply wash the site, and watch it closely. If any signs of infection becomes aware, go to a doctor.

So, I'm 17 and a senior in high school. I have what you would call a 'normal' stress level. I work five days a week at an ACE hardware and have a normal social life and i do average in school.On one spot on my back, a small spot near my right shoulder blade, has had an annoying itch that started about two years ago (just before i started working at ACE) and it occurs about 5-10 times a day for a short period of time.I have no allergies (except to bee's but i don't think that's relevant.) and i take adderal for my ADHD-i (ADHD-inactive). My laundry is done weekly, clothing, bedding and my work vest. And I have good hygiene and i have changed my brand of soap and shampoo&conditioner several times in hopes that they might be the cause.What I would like to know is: should i get it looked at by my doctor? Does anyone have an idea what might be causing it?

It happens.