Rashes

Yes, I am sure thre are some which last as long as a chronic systemic mastocytosis

You may have developed an allergic reaction to the clothes detergent or bath soap you use. Hydrocortizone cream or any anti-itching crean may help temporarily, but you might want to consult your doctor.

antihistamines (like Benadryl) and hydrocortisone creams

If this is the first hot spot, you should probably take your dog to a veterinarian to make sure it is simply a "hot spot" (localized superficial skin infection).

However, if your dog has these on a semi-regular basis, the best home treatment I have seen is to shave the hair as close to the skin as possible over and around the hot spot and let the area dry out - most hot spots will resolve on their own once their protective hair covering is gone. You can also ask your veterinarian for anti-itch cream to help relieve the irritation and keep your dog from tearing the hot spot open and making it worse. You should not use human anti-itch medications, as they can have serious side effects for dogs.

You can be allergic to holly trees/bushes. Whenever I touch one or the leaves prick me, i get a rash and it itches like crazy. Not sure what exactly the allergen is. I haven't been able to find anything about it on the web. Might just have to go to an allergy doctor.

A cat's urine does not cause rashes. Cat's like to urinate in a litter box or a sand box if outside.

this may be a cause of eczema, but maybe you should go get a checkout

i believe not.. except if u have allergy to soy

Sometimes babies get a "milk rash" on their faces/neck. All 5 of my kids had it at one time or another. Twice a day take a cotton ball with warm water and clean the face and neck area. It should clear in a few days. Be very gentle and don't rub. Pat dry with more cotton balls. Also, if it is a diaper rash, while newborns are this little, their hineys are so sensitive, I also used cotton balls and warm water to clean them up in their diaper area too. It is possible that a rash in the diaper area could be a yeast infection and not just a diaper irritation, so if it doesn't look like it is clearing in a few days, you can try calling your dr. A yeast infection in a newborn/baby looks like red bumps.

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std or dryness

No, not usually. This is assuming that you mean a single lump at the site of the bite. Lumps under the skin are a normal reaction to the allergen introduced by the insect, although not everyone has this reaction to them.

The bumps can be itchy, but not very painful. They should disappear within a few days; this can be expedited by the topical application of an over-the-counter steroid cream such as hydrocortisone.

If the bumps are very large, develop a rash or are painful, then you may wish to see a doctor. Also, be wary of a more serious reaction to the bites which may manifest as a systemic allergic reaction such as rash, difficulty breathing, fever etc.

Developing a rash around the sting area means the sting is still inside your body. This could be very dangerous, please immediately consult a doctor.

yes i did and still do have it!1 it never went away

Well babygirl,

it totes depends on if you've shopped for cherrys... if you know what I mean.

Did you get out your mona lisa?

if yes, then it probs is... js.

Yes it can especially on the face when you have sensitive skin

doing drugs as in meth and heroin as i see it on me right now, but also could be lack of water and or not eatting right :)

if you've just stopped a med for skin problems or have just started taking an antibotic, its just clearing out toxins or bacteria from your body. it'll go away, just don't scratch it.

Though it is difficult to diagnose a rash without visualization, it appears by your terse description, you may have eczema - a form of dry skin. Apply hydrocortisone 1% (OTC) to the affected area three times a day. if this cream does not do the trick, you will probably need a stronger cortisone cream via a prescription.

Lichen are a composite organism, made up of fungus and a photosynthetic partner. In the cycle of things in life, lichen is a decomposer, but it is also a producer.

yes if you sleep face down but im not to sure go do your gp asap ...

Raised bumps. Little if any weeping. If you are wondering if its fiberglass rash then it probably is. Itching like mad. Take a cold shower, wash and scrub with the hair follicles, hydrocortisone, benadryl, or just be a man and eat fiberglass for breakfast.

yes it is i feel really bad for you :(

Since you are only doing the cutting blades, alcohol would work as well as anything. Just put the head in enough alcohol to cover and let the clipper air dry before using again.

A tip on the other problem. If you can stand it, the aerosol anti fungal works well, it has alcohol in it as part of the contents. Kills some of the fungus on it's own and dries the skin some to. Stings big time, but may work better. For extreme cases, use an antiperspirant down there also. The dryer it is, the less problem you will have.

Treat friction rash or 'chub rub' with baby powder or some type of cream or ointment combined with baby powder.

There are a number of powders formulated specifically for such rashes - my favorite is good ol' "Gold Bond" but my wife says it just stings her so test it out before you go whole hog with whatever you use.