my 19 year old friend gets red bumps on her legs, a lot of them and really tiny ones from her feet to her legs
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I don't really know a cure I just wanted to say that I will pray for her and hope her the best in finding a solution.\n\ngood luck!!!!
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As a homeopath I can tell her the remedy if she can give her details here like are they red hard or soft do they hurt any pus in them how old is she?\nDoes she has any menustrational problems.\nMedical history and treatment will help too.\nTake care and God Bless !
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It sounds like it could be eczema or possibly a contact dermatitis..an skin contact allergy. Eliminate all soaps and facial applications of any kind for a few days, try using just tepid water for washing, and just do gentle patting, no scrubbing. If there is a new product she has been trying for her face, stop using it for sure. Slowly add back her usual facial products, like face soap, cream, make up etc...if flare happens again, you can probably safely say it's an allergen. BUT, asking to see a Dermatologist may not be a bad idea.
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My first thought when you said red outline was lyme disease.http://www.lyme.org/gallery/rashes.html\n\ncheck out the pics and see if it looks like it.
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If she is getting bumps on other parts of her body,you need to get her to the emergency room ASAP. These are signs of an allergic reaction to whatever bit her,most likely a bee or hornet. Make sure her breathing is normal,airway is clear and not swollen. If  you're not sure,call an ambulance instead,because they carry epinephrine with them and she probably just needs a shot.\n\nIF you don't think it is serious enough,You are the mom and you can see the rash,not us,I would give her some benedryl at the least and apply something cold to the bumps and the bite.
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Others seem to think it may be chicken pox.  That may indeed be the case.  In that instance, you may want to get her in to the pediatrician right away.  Sometimes, a call to the physician with a description of the symptoms may be enough to give you direction.\n\nIt also sounds as simple as heat rash, commonly known as "prickly heat."  (The latin term is miliaria rubra.)  You didn't indicate if the spots are raised or flat.  In prickly heat, her skin is reacting to a surface that it was exposed to, ie: her pillow, mattress, etc., and sweat has become trapped.  Although it generally appears on other parts of the body, it can appear on the face, depending upon where the exposure was.\n\nIf prickly heat is determined, then washing with a soft, clean washcloth, warm water, and a gentle soap is in order.  Certainly, a trip to her pediatrician should be next.  He may suggest nothing more strong than calamine lotion.\n\nI hope, for her sake, that it is something simple and not a more involved childhood illness.  In either event, quarantine her from the other family members, particularly if they are not innoculated or have not previously been exposed to chicken pox.
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if she doesnt know for sure if it is scabies tell her to check between her fingers for small blisters that are really itchy, this is where scabies normally starts. if she has tell her to go to her chemist for a bottle of derbac m its the only thing that will clear it up.
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it probably is a heat rash..i have had that...women with large breasts often experience this...she could either try baby powder and/deoderant
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*Palmoplantar Pustulosis sounds like a likely possibility.  You can learn about it here:\nhttp://www.aocd.org/skin/dermatologic_diseases/palmoplantar_pustu.html\n*Also tinea infections (also known as athlete's foot) can infect the hands as well, though rare.\n*Hand Foot and Mouth Disease (has anyone checked her throat)?\n*Blistering Dactylitis (caused by strep) - more common in kids\n*Dishydrotic eczematous dermatitis\n*Pustular psoriasis\n\nNone of these are serious, and all could be diagnosed by a dermatologist.
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If she has a rash on her hands, she could pass on syphilis. If she is not too skilled, you might get a road rash.
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I know.  I've had this before when I was younger.\n\nThis is an allergy to the sun.  You got too much sun exposure and you don't have enough vitamin A and E in your system.\n\nFirst, Start taking some multi-vitamins that contain vitamins E and A.  Do not take mega amounts, because they (especially Vitamin A) can be toxic to your liver if you overdo it.  They are not water soluble, so you cannot piss them out by drinking lots of water.)\n\nAlso please get out of the sun for a few days until the bumps go away. If you must go out in the sun cover your face with a strong sun block and wear a hat. Some make up has sun block built into it, but I doubt it will cover the bumps because they are raised and like little blisters.\n\nIf you do not really have sun bumps, other possibilities are poison ivy, German measles (don't get near any pregnant women) or an allergic rash to something else.\n\nHope this helps.
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she might have a rash, which is normal for little kids to get. Most likely she has a yeast infection. No matter what, go to the pediatrician and maybe get her on some antibiotics.
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It sounds like hives, an allergic reaction to something, also known as contact dermatitis.  These hives can last up to 6 weeks!  I know I got them on my legs from god knows what.  If they get worse or if they are just bugging you you should see a doc and they can give you oral and/or topical medication to clear it up.
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Yes, they're sort of like a microbug that burrows under your skin and scoots itself along...which is why you may have bumps that seem to go in a straight line as if they're traveling. You can get them from just about anywhere,  but mostly from exposure to already contaminated clothing or blankets, like something used in a public place like a daycare or a gym.\n\nThere's a really great cream that you can get from your doctor that will take care of it in just a couple of days. Good luck! :)
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go to the adult bookstore...and pick up a product called coochie cream...its a lotion that you can use for for your legs and arms...but is made especially for the bikini area to stop the redness and bumps...this product is FABULOUS..and its cheap too
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Could be a yeast infection.  And it depends on how long and often it happens.  She may have it for life because of her genes or what not.  There are several over the counter medications for this. but she should go see her doctor because it could be anything.  But that is what my yeast infections were like when i was that young.  Tell your friend i say good luck and if she is itchy or burning there....there is a cream that was god sent!!!!
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Go see a dermatologist hon.