Y do I have red rashes on my face?
963462
You have a type of skin rash best to go see your doctor so you can get the right cure.
439093
If they are on you upper arms, they are probably okay.  Someone told me that if you consume a lot of dairy products, you will get those red bumps.  You can go to the dermatologist if it bothers you.  I'm sure its nothing though.
93415
first u get to see small red eruptions all over the body, then u get high feaver,the eruptions become big and gets filled up with fluid inside ,u tend to itch all over  the body
88058
Stress!!! Lots of stress. When you stress your body temp goes up, when it goes up, you sweat more, casuing your pores to clog up.... Use honey to take the redness out of them and to dry them up. Leave it on for about 15 min. Then wash up. Don't touch your face with your hands or his. Hands hold a lot of sweat and dirt, casuing them to clog up. Wash you hands. Try to remember not to touch your face to much.
59975
the rash is generally caused by irritation from tiny hair like objects that the leaf of various plant such as Poison Ivy have on the surface.  These hairs enter your skin and the rash is the effect of your body trying to eject the foriegn objects from the skin, I believ that the leaves may also contain certain types of toxins that your body reacts to.
169120
Give a description of the rash and someone might beable to help ya
995444
itching, redness. and usually should see them also
751622
Same thing happened to me. Allergic reaction. My skin also turned bright red and burned. I was  immediately taken off. My advise is to chat with your prescribing doctor. He/she may or may not want to do something. Don't waste time in doing so. Some medications have dangerous side effects or allergic reactions that cause real problems.\n\nGood luck
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!
35901
"It’s our body's natural response to environmental or emotional stimulation: the heart beats faster, there may be sweating and occasional light-headedness.  Because of the increased blood flow through the tiny vessels under the skin, the face gets hot and turns scarlet."
662809
If you're using a condom, you might be allergic to latex or spermacide.  If you're not using a condom, it's actually possible to be allergic to semen.  Having a allergic reaction that shows up on your face doesn't necessarily mean that whatever you're allergic to was touching your face, cause hives are a systemic reaction (i.e. you're whole body is reacting to it, so the hives could show up anywhere).\n\nYou should talk to your doctor, cause allergic reactions tend to increase in severity over time, and can be extremely dangerous.
77662
Have you been sweatting a lot?  Could be heat rash.\nIf so wipe it with rubbing alcahol and sleep by the fan.
903954
You should try to find our what caused the rash. But for immediate relief, use calamine lotion, and have a anit histamine. If it does not settle you should see your doctor.\n\nGood luck
720775
Rosacea is a skin disease that causes redness, pimples, and red lines on the nose, cheeks, chin, and forehead. A rash over the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin often occurs. People sometimes call it "adult acne" because it can cause pimple-like outbreaks. Rosacea can also cause burning and soreness in the eyes and eyelids. The exact cause of rosacea is unknown. One theory is that some people have blood vessels that are easily irritated. Another possible cause is tiny mites that normally live on our skin. People with rosacea have more of these mites on their faces than those who don't have the disease. You may control rosacea with medication and by avoiding triggers that lead to flare-ups. Left untreated, rosacea can get worse. Large, disfiguring bumps on the nose and face and serious eye problems are signs of severe rosacea. Fair-skinned people between the ages of 30 and 60 are most likely to develop rosacea. Women are more likely to have rosacea, but men usually have more severe symptoms. You can read more here\nhttp://www.rosacea.org/
526964
Sorry can't help you with that, I've never worn one, but I suggest using a new, sterile one, and getting that rash checked out.  Perhaps buy a smaller, or bigger, one so it doesn't rub or irritate the skin.  But what do I know, I'm a girl!
1111756
What you are experiencing, sounds like photo-sensitivity, aka, "sun poisoning,"and heat rash. Those taking certain medications, pregnant, and those with auto-immune disease have a greater susceptibility to photo-sensitivity, however, anyone can be susceptible. Tiny red, itchy bumps, if treated with hydrocortisone, should subside. Also, getting out of the heat, and direct sunlight can reduce the extent of the area affected.
1177044
It could be an effect of the anesthesia or pain medications that you were given.  If this continues or if you develop a fever or any other strange symptoms like a rash or bruising, please see a doctor immediately!