Rashes

Good question. Generally we don't directly study smallpox, because it is a very dangerous virus. Instead we study related viruses such as Vaccinia.

However the CDC in Atlanta does maintain smallpox for research, but only under extremely safe conditions.

It is most likely Scabies.

Scabies is a contagious skin infection that occurs among humans and animals. It is caused by a parasite.

The characteristic symptoms of a scabies infection include intense itching and rashes & lumps 'pimples' . Common locations of the above for mentioned symptom are the thighs,genitalia,and buttocks.

Scabies is highly contagious and spreads on skin contact, clothing, bedding.

If you believe you have Scabies, don't ignore it. Seek treatment via a doctor ASAP.

what is the cause and treatment of little reddish pinkish rash bumps that appear just around the stomach and spread to the bac with itching?

Very likely the persistent rash is caused by some kind of allergy. You might try to discover what the allergy is, by experimentally avoiding possible allergens, but you may also need to consult a doctor.

Yes, it causes rashes. I bought a bottle and washed my sons work clothes and socks with Purex. He came down with swollen ankles and could hardly walk. Missed work and we could not figure it out. Why the feet, ankles and legs were swollen. Then he wore his work shirts, came home and his neck had welts all round his neck and back. Now rewashing all of his laundry to get the Purex out his clothes. I guess when you the manufacture puts Rat Poison in their product...its no wonder people have rashes and get ill. My son's feet are still swollen and the rash is still visible. Be careful with this product.

You should consult your physician about the rash. Bring the sunless tanning lotion with you for him to examine the contents and to give you a professional medical opinion.

The rash could be an allergic reaction to something. You will need to see your doctor for treatment.

wash with water an use moisturizing cream

Triple Antibiotic Ointment

no lotion is better because it soothes the skin. aloe vera just makes the skin feel colder.

itching red and red rashes

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A single red blister on your left arm that does not hurt could be nothing. It just be where you rubbed against something.

I have this too and I haven't figured it out yet, but for some people it is because they are allergic to their sweat. Some people are also allergic to dairy and they get this. I just know that it means the person is allergic to something. It could be a sudden change in laundry detergent or soap. Who knows, but I hope that helped you.

You know you areallergic to something if you swell up, start to sneeze, or usually get red and blotchy. Some people's throat even closes and there airways are blocked!

Hey everyone! I hope you enjoy this answer and it helps you a lot!

Some glitter contains the mineral mica. Some people, such as myself, are allergic to mica. I can break out into hives or at the very least become very itchy when exposed to glitter with mica

An antibiotic cream typically used for wound healing.

Getting a rash is very typical for shaving the first time. Every time after you shave you will get less of a rash. Although the rash can also be reduced using better technique and plenty of shaving cream.

Yes because athletes foot is a fungal infection.

I bought a bottle of Bio-oil recentlyafter wanting to try it for years,and although I can use it on my face,it causes an intensely itchy rash on my neck,which the doctor has identified as eczema!I have never suffered from this in my life before,so have to assume it is the oil,as when I stop using it on my neck,the rash disappears,so it leaves no doubt in my mind it is the Bio oil,which is a shame,as I love it,the scent,and the feel of it on my skin,but it actually makes my whole body itch,although the rash only appears on my neck,so I wont be buying any more,and will stick to grapeseed oil,or sweet almond oil in future.

Maybe you have alrgees for your dizzyness and you may have ran into posion oak or ivy if you have been out latly

It certainly could. While not at the top of the list, honey allergies, especially to unfiltered honey, are not at all uncommon, and manifest as you describe. If you start to react strongly, or have trouble breathing, it's 911 time. If it's just a rash, cease the honey and try an antihistamine (I like Diphenhydramine for this one). Take it as per the instructions on the box.

Yersinia pestis is the bacillus that causes the Black Death (Bubonic Plague).

It could be you are allergic to something. Go see your Doctor and/or an Allergist.
Knots on the head and dime-sized rash on the body sounds exactly like hives, or urticaria.

Hoarseness of the voice could be due to laryngeal swelling, another symptom of allergic reaction. It is advisable to seek medical treatment for medication to take care of the hives, though over-the-counter Benadry (diphenhydramine HCl) has been known to help, as has over the counter Claritin. By far the number one thing people are allergic to is Penicillin and its derivatives. Other common allergies include nuts, shellfish, other medications, bee/wasp/fire ant stings, and more. Sometimes the body can react to stress by an allergic reaction as well. It is advisable to seek out medical advice to figure out what you might be allergic to.

You might want to get the rash checked out by a doctor. It happens and it could be no big deal but it could also mean infection.