Rashes

my knees and elbows are very black than the other areas. give me solution which gives me result with few days

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You cannot be allergic to the sun. You probably just get sunburn more easily than others. If you have greasy skin or pale skin your naturally more prone to sunburn. If you're sneezing, you could be allergic to dust or pollen, both of which are more concentrated in the outside air.

The sores are open, wet, and "weep".

Those with piercing/sipping mouthparts, secretions, spines, or stingers are the garden bugs which cause rashes. A rash can be defined most simply as the changed appearance, color or texture of skin. Such reactions ensue from bug and human interactions which result in former's body parts breaking through the outer protective layer of skin and introducing a liquid, spine, stinger, or toxin which provokes an initial allergic-type reaction.

Yes. I help maintain the gas pumps at a convenience store, and when I get even a small amount of gas on my skin, it breaks out into little red dots, swells, itches, and stings. Assuming the gas has already been washed off, you should run cold water over the rash to sooth it, pat dry, rub on somehydro-cortisone, and possibly cover it if you'd like.

Pinworm infections can lead to a perianal rash, characterized by redness, itching, and irritation around the anus. This rash is often a result of intense scratching due to the itching caused by the female pinworms laying their eggs in that area, particularly at night. The irritation can become inflamed or secondary infections may occur if scratching leads to breaks in the skin.

It could be several things:

1) an allergic reaction to a food you ate. Remember what foods you had within the last 24 hours and see if there was anything strange.

2) A heat rash. This is common is you are in a warm or humid climate where your skin sweats, is touching on itself or chaffs on fabric. put aloe or a hydrocortizone cream on it.

3) If the person with the rash is sick and has a temperature, it could be symptoms of scarlet fever. this can be serious and will need medical treatment.

There are more reasons, but those are the most common. Try drinking lots of water and putting a soothing anti-itch cream on the affected areas. If it does not clear up within 48 hours, see your doctor.

I'm not sure, but a bunch of these marks appeared on my father's back this morning and they have gotten darker over the course of the day. Does anyone have a clue on these marks?

no they would be inside your genitals, if you recently shaved or waxed it is a skin irritation, you can combat it by moisturizing after shaving

It's a low dose for an adult... BUT yes Lamictal could be causing these effects. You should report this to your prescribing doctor IMMEDIATELY. It may be unrelated to the Lamictal, but it's quite likely that it could be due to the drug, especially if it's newly (under 4 months) started. In this case it's a sign of a more serious side effect of the Lamictal. Your docor will probably want to change your medication pretty rapidly if this is the case. Please don't panic however. I'd be grateful if you tell us how you get on.

My favorite treatment came from an emergency room doctor. He suggested a half and half mixture of vaseline and pure beeswax. Melt them together in a microwave safe container (careful... the liquid is VERY, VERY hot). Pour the melted mix into a container to harden. It will become quite firm. At bedtime, dig a little out with a clean utensil or your fingernail and put it in the palm of your hands. Your body heat will soften the mixture so you can rub it into your skin. Be generous. Water will bead up on your hands after using the treatment due to the wax content. Putting socks on your hands before going to sleep helps, too. I like it better than just vaseline because it's not so greasy, and a little goes a long way. I also put on surgical exam gloves (non sterile) when I shower in the morning. The wax mixture will wash off with warm water and soap, and can leave a residue in your hair if you wash it after doing the treatment. The gloves keep my hair free of the mixture, and the mixture stays on my hands despite the soap and water.

I would suggest an allergy to something that is being used, maybe a medication, or latex in the bandages.

Yes, but if you have a raised pustulent area, you may have the stinger in there. Have somebody look with a magnifying glass. It will look black and about the size of the bottom 1/3 of a sewing needle.

There are hundreds of possible explanations for an itchy rash on your stomach without red bumps. See your health care provider next week if it hasn't gone away, or sooner if you have other symptoms.

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yes, if you are allergic

Leaking battery acid can burn your skin. Im not sure if that qualifies as a rash, the correct term is chemical burn.

Yes. Many people are hypersensitive to adhesives, even those in everyday bandages, and will develop skin irritation.

I don't know, maybe it's just a genital misconception, other than that, I don't know and I saw that too. hmm...

You might want to see a doctor about that.

Hollywood Beauty Cocoa Butter with vitamin E is good to heal scars. It also helps moisturize dry skin. Vitamin E is good for the skin.

Clobetasol is a high-potency steroid, and should not be used on any rash without an exam and advice from your health care provider. If you believe you have a heat rash, consider using an over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream.

no you cant