Scabies

It could be a yeast type infection of the skin, caused by moisture. There are over the counter creams for that kind of rash. Try looking for creams that treat Jock itch.

Scabies is a skin infection cause by tiny parasidic mites. They live in the pores or hair folicles of your skin and cause a skin rash and intense itching. You can get scabies from skin to skin contact with someone who has them, from being outdoors, but mainly they occur in unsanitary living conditions. They can live in the blankets, bedding, and other fabric surfaces that have not been cleaned regularly. Scabies were a lot more common in the past before the invent of washing machines and when people had poor hygeine habits. They are fairly easy to cure on the skin--I believe calamine lotion kills them and I'm sure that OTC lice medication would also. But if you have a red, itchy skin rash it's best to see a physician to get a correct diagnosis because a fungal infection or allergic reaction can cause a similar looking rash. If you are diagnosed with scabies you need to treat all the surfaces you have come into contact with and alert the person you think you may have caught scabies from and those that have been close to you and in your house. Your doctor or an exterminator may be able to tell you the best way to treat your house.

Background she has extremely itchy ears it started about a year ago and at first I thought it was a food allergy so I switched her food to something she's had before many times then she started to get bumps around her mouth and started to loose hair around her mouth then her ears started to loose hair and in the ear cannel it looks like a lot of little itty bitty blister lookin bumps please help me I want to get her better ASAP

Neko soap is an antibacterial soap by Pfizer in India highly prescribed by skin specialists. It contains TCC which not just kills most of the germs but also ensures that the germs do not regrow for upto 6 hours. Because of these properties, it is extremely effective for minor skin infections like pimples, rashes, boils etc as well as for washing and disinfecting minor injuries. Neko contains 76% TFM and so it is a grade 1 soap (same as Dove and Pears). It is very mild on skin and is priced at just Rs 22.

It is freely available at the chemist shops.

Muscle strain rarely itches but if you do feel any itching or irritation it can mean that there are gonhorrea cells forming, see you GP ASAP!

Nystatin is an antifungal cream and will work on ringworm infection. The problem is that it can't be used on any place that the cat can reach with his tongue or paws, because the cream may be toxic to them.

Sounds like an insect bite, however, you've not given me enough information to really answer this.

Any of the following would help:

1. What does one

one? many

2. How long have you had it? Getting worse or better? worse

3. How does it number swollen

4. Is it dry

5. Anything unusual happen in the few days prior to emergency? no

Ok, so I noticed what i thought was scabies 4 days ago so this is what i did. I researched the hell out of the internet and asked 2 pharmacists how to treat over the counter. The internet said a lot about tea tree oil, the pharmamcist said to use a lice kit all over your body but it isnt safe for more than 10 min and u need at least 20min to kil them using the lice kit. I took some info i gathered and thought id try this before i risked the lice kit and/or prescription Rx. i drew a really really hot bath, added 3 cups epsom salt, 1/4 cup coconut oil 1/4 cup tea tree oil. I soaked in it for about an hour washing with neem soap. your sking will be oily, LEAVE IT ON for about 30 min, dont towel dry, just air dry, walk around the house or something. I then got back in a very hot shower and washed excess oil off with neem soap. I then filled a spray bottle with hot water, 1/2tsp tea tree oil, 1/4tsp coconut oil. Shakke it well and spray all over you body every 30 min. Spray your bedding as well and let air dry. after about an hour i got a clean paper towel and wiped my body. They are really tiny but you can see them on white paper. they just came out of my skin and were dead. I did this last night around 7pm and haven't itched or noticed anything nearly 24hrs later. I will repeat this for the next 3 days or untill im sure they are gone. Fingers crossed. I really hope this helps someone.

RLS (Restless Leg Syndrome)

No.

My advice would be to go and see your doctor who will perform a few tests on you to see what this is.

Without having no test results it is hard to know what this is. However these are the symptoms of Thrush, when itching a lot and sometimes pain during sex or urination and an increased amount of discharge which can look a little like cottage cheese.

However I cannot be certain of this and the only advice anyone can give you is to go and see your local GP

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What makes ur toes itch is the making of the foot when it finally relizes it has foot funguse... GO TO THE DOCTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! you may die from this itchingness! (: <3

No it doesnt. We used to have vast amounts of scabies all over our bodies and in places i will not mention. Derbac will kill them. Derbac can be found in your local chemist or convenience store.

That could be symptoms for a number of different things. Cold anything is usually a sign of blood loss, not enough blood is getting to your feet, burning and itching is a sign of a fungus or bacteria such as Athlete's foot. Go to a doctor and have him take a look and give you a proper diagonosis.

because the alcohol has bio forcin in it to relieve itching

I'm a 67 year old male in pretty good shape and this just started happening to me recently. Assuming one can't distinguish between a fierce itch and pain, I suspect it has something to do with changes in circulation, maybe diminished capillary circulation.

Look after it! If it is deep (gaping and you can see the fat tissue), then you should get it stitched up at a hospital. They will give you wound care advice. If it is superficial, you can probably just apply some ointment and/or a plaster. If the wound is gaping slightly, but you cannot see fat tissue, then you can use steri strips to close the wound.

Almost all the drugs can give you itch. Once you note that the drug gives you itch, make a note of the same. Always show the list of such drugs to your physician. He will be thankful to you. There are some drugs, which commonly give you itch. Like penicillin, sulfa group of drugs, ibuprofen etc. The drugs least likely to give itch are the antihistamine drugs.

Flea!

If the scabies infection has already been adequately treated, the reddness will usually run its course over a 10 day period. However, if you desire to speed up the resolution, apply hydrocortisone 1% cream (OTC) to the affected areas.

Naturally? Application of ice packs. I've heard aloe can help too. and if it stings, mix a tiny bit of baking soda and water 2gether. then get a spoon and and dab it in the paste, then dab on festered area. this take away the sting.

no, i actually have scabies right now and i was given Permethrin Cream,5% to kill them and triamcinolone for the itching.

No, you can't get scabies from an infection. You can get an infection called scabies from a very small species of mite (tiny insects that bore into the skin). They are very easily spread as they don't require direct contact with someone who has them. You can catch scabies by touching a door knob after someone with scabies has touched it.