Rash on my Lips or just Dry skin?
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Definitely use Burt's Bees Chapstick.  It's way better than the rest.  And use it consistently in the winter, not just when your lips start getting chapped.
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Heat rash looks like tiny bumps surrounded by a zone of red skin. Heat rash occurs most often in hot, humid conditions, but you may develop it in cool weather if you are overdressed. The perspiration damages cells on the surface of the skin, forming a barrier and trapping sweat beneath the skin, where it builds up, causing the characteristic bumps.  \n\nYou're basically reacting to your sweat clogging up your pores.  You need to wear loose cotton clothing (it absorbs sweat better than other fabrics) & make sure you shower daily & keep comfortable room temperature.T he best treatment for heat rash is to provide a cooler, less humid environment. Keep the affected area dry. Dusting powder may be used to increase comfort, but avoid using ointments or creams-they keep the skin warm and moist and may make the condition worse.\n\nI write from experience but I've included links to read.
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Its a form of heat rash, I use talc and some cream I get from Boots. Generally gone within a few hours after I've used it.
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An allergic reaction probably would've happened right away; but if you have taken Benadryl safely in the past, you could always try it and see if the symtoms go away.  It just doesn't sound like an allergic reaction, since you didn't mention itching and rash.  \n\nThis is more likely the beginning of an infection (doctors call it cellulitis) and you need to take antibiotics to get rid of it.  You can usually tell an infection by swelling and redness - but you shouldn't diagnose yourself.  You definitely need to see a doctor because, if it is an infection, it can keep growing in the tissue of your foot and you DON'T want to deal with that.  \n\nI don't necessarily think you need to go wait 4 hours in an emergency room (especially since you are working and all that) - unless you are having symptoms of an allergic reaction that is spreading over your whole body (like rash, shortness of breath, etc. - then it's Emergency Room time).  If you have health coverage, your doctor should see you right away once you tell him/her your symptoms (like the same day).  A lot of times, the people answering the phone at the doctor's office won't know how serious this can be.  If they won't give you an appointment the same day or, at the latest, the next day, ask for a call back from your doctor.  Definitely get it taken care of - sooner than later.  Take care :)
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You could have a skin condition called "eczema".That would explain the itching and dryness.That might explain the problem with the sweat too.The scaly skin could be so thick that it's covering your pores/effecting your sweat glands somehow.
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The sudden swelling of a lip that hasn't been injured is usually caused by an allergic reaction to something that has gotten on the lip. If it is an allergic reaction, a child will also have symptoms of itching or tingling. \n\nThe substance causing the reaction can be a food, toothpaste, lipstick, or lip balm. Other irritants (for example, an evergreen resin) may get on the lips from the hands. \n\nWash the lips and face with soap and water to remove any irritating substances. \nApply ice to the swelling for 20 minutes out of every hour. This should reduce the swelling and the itch. Repeat this for 3 hours if necessary. \nGive an antihistamine in the correct dosage. (Benadryl is best.) Continue 2 or 3 times. If Benadryl is not available, use any over-the-counter hay fever or cold medicine. \nAvoid any allergic foods that are associated with the lip swelling.
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It might be a mild allergy to the sun or just an anxiety reaction.  Whenever I feel my temper flare or feel anxiety or stress come on really quickly I get itchy...but no rash.
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I would recommend seeing a Doctor.  Using just any old cure recommended by people online could be a bit dangerous since you don't know what is causing the rash.
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Sounds like an alergic reaction or heat rash. or some type of fungle infection. Acne or sweat pimples are other possibilities. Check with your doctor.
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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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Have you been sweatting a lot?  Could be heat rash.\nIf so wipe it with rubbing alcahol and sleep by the fan.
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you probably need to see a dermatologist.....it sounds like it might be eczema.......it happened to me a long time ago.
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I have this weird rash on my arm. Little pink bumps. Or maybe bug bites.
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Ok, did this start rather suddenly, does it itch?  Have you had contact with something new?...soap, lotion, etc.  sounds like an allergic reaction.  If your mouth or throat tingle or throat feels tight...GO TO THE ER.  If this is mild and does not progress tonite, you could try taking a Benadryl 25mg. tablet...can buy over the counter at Walmart or pharmacy.  Is there a walk in clinic in your town?  If not, call your doc ( there will be someonr taking call for the holiday) and see if he/she wants you to go to the ER or if there is an office or clinic you can go to.   Some hospitals have an Urgent Care Center in connection with the ER.  This would be an appropriate place to go.  You must have had skin contact with something you are allergic to.  Hope you do well.
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yes there is such a thing called a heat rash. itll go away soon, just get away from the heat to room temperature. not ice or anything
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More than likely they are heat rash or a fungal reaction from wet and heat.\nTry wearing cotton underpants.  Items of clothing that will let your skin breathe.  Showering more often and using powder there are antifungal ones you can buy.
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If you are sure it is a heat rash, and you are still being exposed to the heat source, then you should be okay.  But if you fear it is something else, then by all means, go see the doctor.