Itchy rash.....HELP!!?
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My daughter had reaction to ampicillin and cannot have any penicillin. You may be sensitive too. Call your doctor.....that's their job!
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Try a diaper rash cream. Thats what I use when I get irritated and it works. Desitin or it's generic is best.
702214
rub a glass over the top of it too make sure it dissappears. if not take her to hospital. if it does dissappear its probably an allergic reaction.  my daughter had similar thing recently and as precaution i took her to doctor who prescribed an antihistamine. u need to find out if its an allergy so u can start to find out what shes allergic too, we were warned that next time it might not be just a rash that she gets. hope shes ok
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you probably have "cold urticaria"...There is a drug out there to take and I will try to remember what it is...give me a second.  It is called cyproheptadine.  I used to have this also.  There are some types of winter hats (if your rash is on the side of your face) that can help called earflap hats.  If the rash is on the middle of your face you will have to just stay out of the cold.  The good news is that this may go away.  I had this for about 4 years and it went away slowly...I can now go out into the cold with no hive.  By the way, putting moisturizer on your face every day might not be good for it.  Ask your dermatologist for more detailed advice.
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Use ice to make the itching stop for like, 2 minutes while you put on some anti-itch cream (Cortisone cream, Benadryl cream, Bacitracin, etc). After that, try not to scratch it and apply the cream when you need to. Another really good thing is calamine lotion. That can make anything stop itching. They make clear calamine lotion too if you really don't want to see the white lotion on your skin when it dries. Apply that whenever you start to itch and/or after washing the skin. It works wonders!
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Quit useing it immediately...Obviously it irritating your skin...Wash with warm water and a gentle soap...rinse well and apply some baby powder for a few days...Wash and repeat, throughout the day...No deodorint for a while...Then change to one with out Aluminum Sulphate in it...It's clogging your pours and trapping the bacteria...That's why it itches...Try and refrain from scrathing it..Wash as above instead...It'll eventually stop itching and clear up... :)...Yukoneze
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you will need to take him to a vet....he may need allergy shots....and if you can pinpoint what is causing him to itch that would be good......take him to the vet.
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Sounds like mosquito bites to me....hives would cover a much larger area and appears like a rash....try spreading vinegar onto the bites. should take the itch out and reduce the swelling.
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Boy, do I ever have a lot of experience with this!!!  There is a cream at the drug store called Zanfel.  (CVS has a generic brand of it too)  It is expensive, about 30 bucks, but it will take the itch 100% away!  It is a gritty creme that you rub into the poison oak rash until all the itch is gone.  It works by extracting the Urishol (which is the oil that makes you itch) from your skin.  At times I have had to do a second treatment, but there is a good amount in the tube you buy.  I STRONGLY suggest you get this stuff, it will make life a lot easier!\n\nOther than that, you just wash well, don't scratch, and if it oozes, just wash often, don't put any bandaids or stuff like that on it cause it will make it spread.  Anywhere the urishol touches can develop a rash.  Calamine lotion helps dry it, and I have had people tell me that oatmeal baths help although I have never recieved any relief from it.  \n\nGood luck.\nMel
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Washington Homeopathics Poison Ivy Pills!\nIf you have never heard of these pills, They are a MUST BUY!\nTrust me, I have spent numerous dollars in the past, and tried all kinds of "so called cures" to rid myself of the pain, itch and suffering. I Even tried soaking my inflamed area's in Oatmeal baths. Buy these pills, not only will they help you prevent getting the rash, they also make the rash go away, if you in fact, you already have Poison oak/ivy \nIt is the only way to go!
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Since we can't see what you are describing, no advice can be given other than: GO TO YOUR DOCTOR (or the emergency room).  Someone needs to actually see this rash in order to diagnose the problem.  You need to figure out why it occured so that it doesn't happen again.
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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!
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Have you tried cortaid?  It also could be your laundry detergent... Its hard to tell  - it could also be fungal  which would require a prescription.....  If the rash not internal - try the highest caliber of cortaid you can find and change your laundry detergent to Dreft - to rule out an allergic reaction...... if that doesn't work - you'll know what to do.
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Actually sounds like heat rash. Keep the skin dry, and try to find a type of medicated powder such as Gold Bond Or Fissars
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Heal with oatmeal. "Oatmeal baths made from powders such as Aveeno provide effective but temporary relief from the itching of eczema and dermatitis\nRelieve the itch with ice. An ice pack made by putting ice cubes in a plastic bag and placing it on the itchy area makes an inexpensive and effective itch fighter\nPour some cold milk onto a gauze pad or thin piece of cotton and apply it to the skin for about three minutes. Resoak the cloth and reapply at least two more times for three-minute soaks. Repeat several times a day, but make sure to rinse your skin in cool water after each application, because the milk will smell.\nAvoid most antiperspirants. The active "drying" ingredients found in most antiperspirants-aluminum chloride, aluminum sulfate and zirconium chlorohydrates-are too irritating to those with dry, sensitive skin.\nKeep nails short and clean\nHumidify your surroundings recommend either buying a cold-air humidifier or placing shallow pans of water near radiators and on wood stoves to add humidity\nShowers should last about three minutes-and no longer than five minutes because longer shower will make dryness worse.And use only your fingertips to wash--not washcloths or sponges--and then pat yourself dry\nDon't forget your emollients\nWise to double-rinse your laundry to make sure the detergent rinses out and won't come in contact with your skin\nDon't use dryer sheets because some of the chemicals in fabric-softening dryer sheets remain on the skin and can be irritating to people with eczema\nDon't be a fool if you use a pool.(chlorine)\nBuy American when it comes to cosmetics. The general rule is, avoid cosmetics if you're bothered by eczema or dermatitis. But if you must wear them, buy American. That's because some cosmetics made in Japan, Italy, France and other foreign countries contain formaldehyde, which can cause allergic dermatitis in many people.\nIf you are feeling stressed out or are particularly worried about something, it will only aggravate your condition.\n\nHere are some other things that you should avoid if you're prone to eczema.:\n1.Baby lotions\n2.Colored toilet paper and tissues\n3.Stuffed animals, fuzzy and furry toys and pillows can bother those with sensitive skin\n4.Real animals\n5.Fake fingernails\n6.Live Christmas trees\n7.Quick changes in air temperature\n8.Metallic jewelry: If you're prone to nickel allergies--the most common form of contact dermatitis--then avoid watchbands, earrings and jewelry that cause a skin reaction. Buying earrings? Look for earring posts that are stainless steel.
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Can this be your first time with the product? Your skin became irritated. You didnt specify if you continued on using the product even though the rash was present. Im assuming you did continue because you said the rash did not go away. My suggestion is to stop using the product or use it once a day. If that does not work, try other products or a milder concentration of the product your are using. If you really need help, consult a dermatologist.
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try some Benedryl....the antihistamine in it help relieve the itchin' and swelling