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Depends on the animal, but yes, it could, if you were allergic to that animal, or if the animal's skin produced a certain chemical. We can severely hurt butterflies if we touch them with our fingers, as our oils are bad for their wings. So yes.

Yes , dandelions can cause an allergic reaction , but not for everybody

yes

Nystatin is for a yeast infection (NOT sexually transmitted) but this does not usually cause little bumps. I suggest you go back to the doctor.

Yup latex alergy is most common - you can try latex free alternatives

As silly as this sounds it may simply be muscle strain or a pulled muscle. See your pharmacist for advise and to have your arm checked over to rule out anything more serious.

Cracked feet can be from anything, the sun, the shoes you wear, the kind of skin you have.

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Yes, in some people it can because they are getting rid of toxins. Drink at least 8 - 10 glasses of water and stay away from too many fats or sugars. It not uncommon for a person who has quit drinking to crave especially chocolate or something sweet. Start exercising and get sweating! Then drink that water. Get back to good eating habits and start eating grains, some dairy products (low in fats), veggies, fruits, chicken, fish, (some red meats) and low on salt and fats (with the exception of virgin olive oil or Bacel margarine or a tiny bit of real butter.) It will clear up in a couple of months. Just so you won't feel too badly, many sports jocks such as hockey players and football players have terrible complexions because of clogged pores and in-grown hairs as well as sweating and lots of dirt. It wouldn't hurt to go to a drug store and buy some creams and lotions to unclog pores and toners to keep the pours more closed.

yes if it causes a rash take a hot bath with baking soda for 1 h

If they are hard, translucent little bumps - chances are it's a form of dermatitus - possibly hormonal. I get them too from time to time and there is no clear trigger. They take a while to go away - several weeks or months. Cortisone cream helps but can dry your hands out. I just let mine run its course.

We all get lumps and bumps during our lifespan. The gray, rough bump could be simply skin cells, but, any change in skin coloring, rough spots on skin, silvery to gray or red spots on the skin should be looked at by a specialist for diagnosis.Most of the time it's not cancerous and if it should be early detection is almost always curable.

could be a number of different things. I suggest you see a physician. Could possibly be a tick bite first sign of lymes disease. although without seeing it or additional information it is hard to tell.

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If you were cutting wood with a long sleeve shirt on, Chances are you probably carried the wood in your arms at some point to move it. I Have never personally gotten a rash because of wearing a long sleeve shirt while cutting wood, or known anyone who has, and I do have a great deal of experience in this field. So, either you are allergic to the wood you are cutting, or your skin is bruised from carrying it, which is normal. I bruise on a regular basis from carrying wood after cutting it, and it looks eerily like a rash, small purple dots on the skin. This is caused from the bark pressing into your skin while carrying it, even through your shirt.

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Hi, I've recently been over in Cambodia with a foundation

and some of the children we have had to treat, in particular younger children, eg. 3 or 4 have had a rash near there neck and on their chest. However when asked the children said they were not itchy. These rashes have been said to be from dehydration.

As the worms take all the nutrients and can severly dehydrate a child easily. So yes, I have seen children with rashes that are not itchy that are a result from worms. Once the kids were treated after a few days rash began to go away... Hope this helps.

it depends on what kind of girl your talking about.

I honestly dont think any girl would care at all cause I bet many many girls

have eczema.

You are running the water heater out of hot water faster than it can heat the incoming cold water.

Ringworm

get a doctor to help or get a medicine for it because that is what happened to my brother but you don't want to know what my uncle did to make it stop.

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