Rashes

The rash that happens under the stomach "apron" can be caused by yeast or by mechanical irritation, or both. First, try to keep the area dry. Use talc, if you like, but avoid using corn starch-based powders. Dry the area gently after bathing.

Any plant can cause a reaction to a susceptical individual. All you can do is avoid the type that you think causes the problem.

You may want to get this looked at as it is possible that it could be genital herpes if you have been exposed to them. Not sure about the toothpaste aspect but it is possible it may be a reaction if you have had toothpaste on your penis as the area of skin is very sensitive.

raised linear rashes that appear after bathing may be secondary to allergy. they are called cold urticaria.

The heat to much sun on the skin like being in an oven or being burnt !! Our skin is very sensitive and some burn faster then others cause they have eczema or allergies it burns your skin and specially children,parents don't know how to prevent this and even being out for 10 minutes can be so deadly for anyone with very sensitive skin...one of the best things is ashes of bamboo leaf and coconut oil and mix together and it last a life time have a big jar at home and this product saves your skin from being burnt and put an ice pack with a towel too cool the burning and also very good with any kind of burns and to take it a step further put some cold noni fruit or juice on a face clothe and best is put ashes with coconut oil first and noni on top with and ice pack and it sure never fail in our family and old island tradition ..i hope this works for you all..

It might be caused by allergy to gluten in wheat, rye, barley. My husband suffered five or six years with painful blisters and itchy places on knees, butt, scalp, etc. The pain and itchiness made him miserable. He was finally diagnosed with Dermatitis Herpetiformis, caused by gluten allergy. He now takes Dapsone (inexpensive) and avoids breads and flour products as much as possible. Now and then he gets an itchy spot, but takes a bit more medicine and cuts out all wheat products for while.

There is no rash associated with HIV.

My dog had same issue....I used diaper rash cream. The trick is to keep the dog from trying to lick it off. If that doesnt work, try neosporen. But if the dog keeps licking it off, it wont do any good

This sounds like it could be a chancre, which is the first sign of a syphilis infection. You should go back to your doctor and mention this specifically. However, it could be other things as well, so the doctor will have to take a look. It is important to get treatment though (easy, one shot of penicillin), because although the sore will go away if it is syphilis, the infection will still be in the body and there will be consequences down the road such as infection in the brain.

Have you gotten bitten from a bug that you might be allergic to. That might be the cause.

You could try, but it won't make the scabies go away. Scabies are mites, insect-like parasites that live in the skin tissues. To clear an infestation with scabies you will need anti-parasiticide from your physician.

Probably something else. Please get it checked.

Smallpox, Chickenpox, Monkeypox, Cowpox

Rash is a kind of skin infection so I guess it is the same

If you have a sore throat, and your arms and hands are cold nda sweaty, you are possibly getting sick. It could be anything from a cold to mono. The rash is not really a rash if it\'s lasting less than a minute. If you continue feeling poorly, you may want to see your doctor.

Yes, shingles rash can look like bug bites as well as blisters. There is no one way that shingles looks.

itchy sensation that forms a bump under the skin and then comes out like a bug bite

increaed bleeding tendencies

There are many websites devoted to molluscum contagiosum and include sections on symptoms, causes and treatment. Your family doctor can also offer advice on the subject.

I would go see a doctor. Anything that moves on your body, and wasn't placed there at birth.. should be looked at. The above poster is absolutely correct and I just wanted to add that there are a myriad of rashes so only a good dermatologist would be able to diagnose your problem. It could be you have an inflammation of a nerve and you should have it checked out by your doctor ASAP.

THERE ARE MANY REASONS ROUND RASHES MAY APPEAR, ONE IS IMPETIGO, WHICH IS A STAPH INFECTION OR STREP INFECTION, IF THEY ARE CRUSTED OVER IT MAY BE SCABIES , ARE THEY ROUND AND DOES IT HAVE A SMALL BUMP IN THE MIDDLE AND WHEN BROKEN FLUID COMES OUT AND THEN A LARGER RED CIRCULAR RASH APPEARS. THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO IS CALL YOUR DOCTOR ,IT MAY EVEN BE AN ALLERGIC REACTION AND IT CAN BE HIVES OR POISOM IVY OR SUMAC. SINCE THERE ARE SO MANY REASONS WHY A CALL TO YOUR DOCTOR WOULD BE BEST OR GO TO THE LOCAL EMERGENCY ROOM AND LET THEM SCRAPE IT , SOME CAN BE SERIOUS SUCH AS MRSA SO GET THIS CHECKED OUT ASAP. GET WELL AND SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THE RASH.

I'm currently going through that too. Try washing it with a face wash by neutrogena or something. Then put some extra virgin olive oil on it, not a lot though, just a little so its soft. Then after it soaks in put some, not a lot, of makeup over it. I hope that helped!

I used to get psoriasis on my elbows which caused a bumpy itchy rash.. maybe it's that?

hey that's what mine are doing right now..... so must be :)

It sounds like you have a fungus and need a fungus cream.