how do i get rid of sunglasse rashs?
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Rashes are mostly due to your allergy. I had this problem when wearing my ring. Doctors recommended antiseptic lotions. They worked fine but because it is tiresome I have since stopped wearing the ring. You may obtain the lotions from pharmacies or wear a cap instead of sunglasses, like those caps use by golfers. And yes, there is no cure for allergy.
576566
Get better chains.  The material in the ones you have might be  giving the rash.
912498
Drinking alot of water. No more soda. And avoid all greasy foods.\nAlso, avoid touching your face with your hands.\nYou will be clear in no time.
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Try soaking chamomile tea bags in HOT water then put it on you're eye.   Also when it goes away throw away all old eye makeup or anything else that comes in contact with you're eyes to prevent spreading it.
963462
You have a type of skin rash best to go see your doctor so you can get the right cure.
489681
Stay out of the sun as much as you can and moisturize the affected area(s) to sooth the skin... you can try an after-sun lotion (I like Alba Organics Kona Coffee after-sun lotion), but the best thing for you is to keep away from the sun for a few days -- if you can't avoid it, limit your exposure and wear plenty of sunscreen.  Your sun poisoning can be caused by birth control pills or another medication, but cetirizine (Zyrtec) shouldn't cause it.
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sounds like a nasty allergic reaction....\n\ndon't apply anything to your face-this includes allergy creams like hydrocortisone or benadryl creams. they could actually make the rash worse.\n\ntake oral bendadryl tablets. 1-2 of the 25mg tablets every 6 hours but no more than 4 doses in 24 hours.\n\nif after 24 hours of using the benadryl-the rash is still present and your face is still burning-then make an appt to see your dr. you might need antibiotics to get rid of the rash-sometimes allergic reactions are so severe, only antibiotics can treat them\n\nin the future don't use the zest again and you might want to check the label and compare it with other soaps-if they have the same ingredients then it's probably best to avoid them as well. i've found dove and ivory to work best on faces-they don't contain harsh perfumes or dyes and won't irritate your skin
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i have had mine for 4 years now its caused from my glasses i use a wal-mart brand equate hydrocortisone 1% cream works pretty good. if you don't wear glasses i don't know what it would be from better see a doctor.
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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.
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Possibly an allergy to a chemical in the solution you use. You could try switching solutions to see if it helps. It'll probably be a good idea to call your optometrist and ask him too.
850170
Try a diaper rash cream. Thats what I use when I get irritated and it works. Desitin or it's generic is best.
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Get one of those eyeglass repair kits.  They have little pads that you can stick on that create traction so your glasses don't slip.
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tea bag. make hot tea less water than more. put it on your eye with your eyelid closed of course as hot as you can stand it. the stie will go away in about a day. works evertime as it is tried and true old remedy
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I would say: see a doctor. however. I have had this before. and the doctor said its a bacteria caused by wearing new or long-time stored clothes because you have sensitive skin it's not dangerous and it  will go away eventually however he gave me some kind of cream to put on the spots it will get rid of them faster. and he also told me to wash every thing I buy from the stores b4 wearing it. \nif you have insurance. see the doctor
78159
start with cortizone cream. if that does not work see a docter for something stronger. Find the source of the rash and get rid of it.
810165
put differant sunblocks on differant parts of your arm or some thing then go sit in the sun ad get burned
802327
hmmm. It sounds like an allergic reaction to UV rays, meaning photo-sensitivity. I'm mildly photosensitive and I get the same kind of rash if I go out with out the SPF50 sunscreen than my doctor recommended. Give up on tanning and talk to your doctor. It sounds like you're photosensitive.