Big lump on neck and head, itchy sore face and eye on left side, no rash???
930143
Scabs will take a while to develop on shingles ( they would be like sore, purple-ish, un-poppable zits right now), and the meds (probably acyclovir?) will only help curb an infection already in process, and only if taken in the first 72 hours.  Are you sick at all?  Headache, lethargy, fever?  That's how I feel with a shingles outbreak, but a big lump on neck & head doesn't sound like shingles- they travel in a line along a nerve path.\nContact a pharmacy to see if your anti-biotic & the shingles meds are even compatable.  Finish out the meds if they are, and go back if you don't feel better.  If they aren't compatable, go back immediately & ask for lab tests(if there are any) to determine exactly what it is so you can have the appropriate course of treatment.
77662
Have you been sweatting a lot?  Could be heat rash.\nIf so wipe it with rubbing alcahol and sleep by the fan.
115452
A rash, a pimple, irritation... I wouldn't know, you didn't specify where and how it looks exactly. Try showering everyday and washing that part of your skin thoroughly.
697755
it maybe some kind of allergy and derma pathology. seek consult with a dermatologist.
1056578
Although some people have suggested scabies, it doesn't strike me as sounding typical of scabies (location is usually first noticed on wrists). Sounds possibly like urticaria (hives), which could be an allergic reaction, or could be a physical urticaria, such as pressure urticaria. How long have you had this? Does heat, such as from a hot shower, make it worse?  Is the rash worse after sitting for extended periods, or if you're sweaty? How big are the wheals (individual mosquito bite looking things)? \n\nTry bathing with Aveeno, it;s an oatmeal powder that is made to mix with bathwater, you can find it at any drugstore. Mix one packet with warm water (not hot - heat will likely make the itching worse) and soak for as long as you comfortably can (15-30 minutes).  OTC antihistamines such as Benadryl may help, but it's better to consult a doctor than trying to dose yourself with medications.\n\nIf you've had this rash for a while (weeks or months), you really should consult with a doctor, since there are some systemic conditions, including cancers, which can cause a persistent rash. Not to scare you, but they should be ruled out.
208983
Sounds like some kind of allergic reaction or rash, I would go see a doctor.
985297
It sounds like an allergic reaction...maybe something bit  you and it can look like a million other bites and just keep spreading too. If it gets bigger get it looked at and DO NOT scratch.  Put baking soda on it for the itch if you have nothing else.\n\nSometimes if you have a virus these rashes come about for no reason.  Maybe they are bed bugs?  Or other type of mites.  Have you had the cat checked out for parasites, fleas, mites?
1065128
it could be a weird rash, or poxs. but scabies is kinda like that(bugs that bury themselves in the skin..it is an STD but can get many other ways)\nGood luck, I would go to the doctor
569718
OMG get yourself to a doctor quickly!!!!\nAny unexplainable lump or bump should be looked at as soon as possible. \nI don't want to scare you, but don't waste time asking on here, get yourself to a doctor and be reassured by someone who really knows what they are doing.
916957
If its been there for 1-2 weeks i would get it checked at the doctor.  You might need a hydrochoridisone cream, that will stop the inflammation and itching.  It could be a sweat/heat rash or an allergic reaction to a washing powder or soap?
443126
Check with your Doctor or dermatologist first! Stress, or chemotherapy might be causing the problem. Sounds like aeropicia aeriata? sp?
599536
How big are these spots?  It sounds like you are describing tinea versicolor, which is a fungal infection of the skin.  It is most commonly located on the chest, back, shoulders, and rarely goes below the waist or above the neck.  It tends to be worse in the summer, itches when you sweat or take a hot shower, and they will not tan (which is why they are more noticeable in the summer).  The treatment is with Selenium Sulfide Lotion, which will eliminate it temporarily, although it will likely recur again at some time in the future, because this fungus is ubiquitous and grows on you because of a particular lipid that is produced by your skin.  It is not contagious, and it is not dangerous.... \n\nbut first you would need an accurate diagnosis.  A rash can not be diagnosed online.  You should check with your doctor, and they can prescribe you the appropriate medication.
870478
If it is just a little bit scaly or the skin is thin in this area it could very well be skin cancer.......but the good news is it may at this point only have penetrated the skin......I had it and it was treated....a small spot on my back.....as soon as I felt it and it didn't go away for a week or so I went to the doctor.  (mine was a brown color too by the way)......\nOn something like this you need to act quickly and go to the doctor immediately.......you don't want it to go into your system...the longer you wait the more chances you are taking.\nBetter to be safe than sorry.............look up in google and as for pictures of skin conditions or skin cancer for pictures.  should be there.
342466
This doesnt sound good!!! I'd definately see a doctor, but you do have sebacious (oil) glands that can become blocked & the oil accumulates as pus & looks like a white-head.
347193
You sound very concerned. Why don't you seek professional help then? Please, don't put your health in the hands of an amateur forum. Respect your mind and body. You must consult your doctor or a dermatologist. (I am a physician myself and this is the best advice I can possibly give you.)
240699
Initially I thought scabies, but you said there was no itching. It could be warts. Try the symptom flowchart at http://familydoctor.org/x2552.xml
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.