What can i do to rid myself of emotional red blotchy rash i get? PLEASE HELP ME!!!?
336928
I have pretty much the same thing. I have very fair skin and my face gets red and blotchy when I am over heated, upset or laughing. I've just learned to live with it. IT is part of who I am. When I want to go out and look nice, I put on makeup, I makesure to buy the good stuff. And then I try not to worry about it or let it ruin my day.\n\nI have found that very few people care or notice, and if they are really shallow and rude enough to point it out, I don't want to have anything to do with them anyhow.
608529
I would try aloe. There are products in the baby aisle used to treat the same problem and would work for adults as well.\n Otherwise you just have to wait it out and stay out of the sun.
1054864
don't use the creams to sensitive of an area I always get rashes\nMy best advice\nBrand New razer (everytime)\naloe vera as soon as you get out of the shower\n\ni have very sensitve skin so I\nput aloe vere in teh area eveytime after a shower and when that dries I put polysporin on it \nthat works for me
330970
they might need some type of antihistermine. talk to your dr about it. my son use to get a lot of rashes too and he was tested for numerous things. have a chat to your dr or chemist.
602115
I have had chronic urticaria for as long as I can remember, and it has gotten worse as I have gotten older (I am 20) I finally went to the doctor, thinking maybe I could get allergy shots and fix my itchiness. This is when the doctor (who is an allergist/immunologist) told me I have urticaria.  I take Singulair (often prescribed for allergies) in the morning, and Ranitidine (often used for heartburn, but it works for both conditions because it is a histamine blocker) This does not completly stop all my breakouts, but it seems to help quite a bit.  There are many different causes, and it may be impossible to find out what is causing yours (go to a doctor and see if they can help figure out the cause) Unfortunatly there is no "cure" only medicine to control it.  Besides my preventative meds, I use benedryl or hydrocortisone creams if I have an especially itchy spot.  I don't know what causes it (the doc said that a traditional allergy test won't work for me, my skin will react to the needles themselves, not necessarily the allergens), but I have figured out that stress tends to make things worse (actually having a problem with that right now, it's finals week at college, and I'm a little stressed, and rather itchy). Some people try elimination diets to see if food is a cause, but I'm not quite that desperate (yet).  Sometimes heat or cold can cause it. Cold doesn't do it to me, but heat sometimes seems to make things worse, its hard to tell, as I have a rash almost everyday somewhere on my body.  Sometimes pressure can be a cause (my underwires bras cause mine sometimes if I wear them too long, but I know thats not the main cause, because I get them a lot on my arms, and other places that don't have something pressing on them.  I have never gotten hives on the bottom of my feet, but every other part of my body is fair game. It doesn't occur much on my face (thank goodness!) but it does happen every once in a while. (Actually happened today during my Organic Chemistry II final.)  Only once have I had hives so bad that I had to go to the hospital, and that was before I was on meds.  I was in middle school, and my parents had to take me to the ER in the middle of the night because almost my entire body was covered with whelps.  They gave me something IV, but I don't know what it was. Don't remember much about that night.  \nWell, I don't know how much that helps you, but if you want to talk more, just e-mail me amy_edrington@yahoo.com (be sure to put urticaria in the subject so I don't throw it out as junk mail or spam.)\nHope my ramblings were at least a little helpful.  :)
178750
I know how you feel \nI was covered in psorisis had it almost everywhere 18 years ago, now I have one tiny bit on my elbow\nYes it will go away ,its not cureable but you can stop it from spreading and itching by smothering yourself with the steriod cream and then covering that with plastic wrap\nTry not to scratch ...I know its hard but don't! and above all RELAX!! drink camomile tea stay way from stress be calm that will help you more than any drugs \nIt sure did for me
851803
Go to a doctor  it could be something serious that needs attention or it could just be a plain rash get medical advice please don't play around im not trying to scare. Get professional help instead of asking ametuears .Good Luck
137511
Wash with Cetaphil, Aveeno, or dye-free, fragrance-free Dove.  I have it mostly on my face and I wash with Cetaphil or Oil of Olay.  I also get it in crazy places when I'm upset about something so I also use Aveeno Oatmeal Bath.  Hydrocortisone injections do NOT work for me so I also use Aveeno Hydrocortisone Cream in the bad spots.\n\nTake care and good luck!
1185639
a chronic disorder of the skin marked by scaly red lesions,try seeing a specialist sorry my books dont tell much more than that, dont be embarrassed though, every one has some sort of problem,iwish you didn't, but remember it is chronic so it may take awhile to find what works for her iwish you the best of luck
506994
use a block of ice on the blister for a few minutes then apply tea tree oil, it will kill the infection, it will dry it out but once the scab forms apply a cream such as zinc to moisten the scab so that it doesnt crack.\n\nsome ppl have the virus in their system and some people dont. Ive always gotten them the most in my family out of my brother and sister, but my mom never gets them.\nFever blisters come up for lots of reasons, stress, excitement, when you're sick and your immune system is run down.  Any kind of major hormone change could trigger an outbreak.  i also find that if i have been out in the sun the whole day (my skin is very fair and sensitive to sun) then i tend to get one but it is different for each person.\nwhen i was ounger i used to get so excited going on holdays i used to get one just before.\ni have a fever bister at the moment which came out less than an hour after i heard my best friend had died - the cause of this one: the stress and the enormous sudden emotional change that caused my body to become vulnerable to them.
970173
It sounds like rosacea. The skin on your face is more sensitive than the skin on the rest of your body and it is exposed to more chemicals, sun, extreme temperatures, allergens and stress. The ointment you are applying to your face might be aggravating the redness, but natural things like spicy foods, your face blushing/flushing or exercise can irritate it too.  It is common in fair skinned people and often hereditary.\n\nA dermatologist can give you some meds to treat the redness. If you're buying acne medicine off the shelf, there's even a chance that the acne you're experiencing isn't acne but papules (or symptoms of the rosacea). Either way, the dermatologist will give you calming and healing lotions/ointments that wont irritate your skin.  Often they recommend lotions that are blue in color because the blue takes the reddish edge off your complexion.\n\nGood luck!
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take a good bath you feel a little fresh\nbut dont be that happy\nthe problem arrises soon your skin is again exposed to this weather \napply glicirine pal\navailable at medical store near you \nmail me at \nf185_ug6@yahoo.co.in
819483
I know a natural method. Take 1 aspirin (store band ok), dissolve in warm water in a glass. Clean your face, don't use soap on your face! warm water and a face cloth is all the face needs, just do that, rinse and repeat. Now take that glass with the dissolved aspirin and using a cotton ball, dap it over your blemishes. This should be a little thinner then a paste. leave this on and go to bed. Rinse your face in the morning, or if you shower every morning, that is all the face needs. You can reapply the aspirin solution again and again, just make a new one each day. The reason this will work, and does work, is for the simple reason, that aspirin has a "healing" agent  in it, therefore applying the aspirin solution to your blemishes, the aspirin works at "healing" them from the "outside" in! - Try it -- You will see your blemishes diminish in several days, keep it up and you can stop new outbreaks - you will grow out of this period - your just producing a lot of "oil" and the body is getting rid of it thru your pores. Good Luck ...
151360
You should definitely see a doctor.\n\nThe rash could be a fungus or an infection.  Try an antifungal cream or an antibacterial ointment.\n\nPerhaps it's poison ivy or some other irritant.  Make sure you wash the area clean with soap and water.
1116038
What you might have is a skin condition called Hives.  To best treat it, focus on making yourself feel better because its caused by nerves.  Stop stressing about things you really can't change.  I have found chocolate to help.
992515
I had the same condition, and it was treated with Claritin.\n\nI had become just hyper allergic for a period of 4 months, or so, so much that i was actually allergic to my own skin (if one leg touched the other, etc) \nMy MD told me that stress can activate this condition.
94443
Try to breathe and not be nervous that will help the turning red...if you get nervous u pretty much can't stop the redness...so try to stop the nervousness