I'm postinga very unflattering photos of a rashe i keep getting. Just wondered if anyone else got them. Its not food ( I kept a diary) and I did nothing different at the times they occur
They are raised and really itchy. Almost look like chicken pox. I get them every where....
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Hi miss_boo, I'm sorry you are suffering with this, I have had a week with a horrid rash and it was urticaria caused by stress, if I were you I would bimble off to your GP and get him/her to have a look, as I of course am in no way qualified to diagnose things at all and there will be other causes so I would honestly get them checked.
My urticaria has eased with the help of antihistamines but some topical steroid was offered which u didn't want as the worst of my rash was in the neck and steroids thin the skin, which is delicate there anyway.
Sending positive healing, soothing and anti-itching vibes your way and hope very much you get to sort it out very very soon.
see GP, i had something like this, scabies, so its possiby that
Hi Miss-Boo,
My granddaughter comes up in a rash very similar to that, with her it is heat. As foggy says better to see your Gp and have it looked at, at least they could give you something for the itch. An itch can be one of the most irritating things
Is it possible you sufferer with psysoris I was treated for chicken pox at 30 for 6 weeks by a GP till they realised it wasn't to you also get rash in your hair line ? I have a type called gutate there are different types of rashes in this condition it sounds to me if that is what it is the only thing that helped me in the end was salt baths none of the concoctions from GP but you get checked by them as it is a auto immune condition and might need to be kept an eye on as I know have UCTD as well as fibro ,I realised salt helped after I went in the sea whenever it flares up now I just chuck a load of salt in a deep bath and soak it's much nicer than coal tar, get yourself to the GP let them have a look first , take care xx
Hi I get these docs told me they hives caused by stress love xx
My doctor did mention hives but as usual he was unsure. I got the usual " if its still there I n a couple of weeks come beck" I go back and he gives me eurax. I've had about 15 times now. Much worse on my face. X
Aww love if it is hives they do reoccur feel for you as I hate them hugs xx
I am so sorry to see that you are coming out in such an horrid rash like this, and I genuinely hope that it starts to clear soon for you. Rashes such as these can come out for many reasons that it is really difficult to speculate on what it could be?
I would advise however, that if it does not clear or it gets worse that you discuss the issue with your GP just to get other things rule out?
I want to wish you all the best of luck with finding the answers that you desire and deserve to this issue.
Yes I get them too. My doctor said to wash with a white washcloth and use hospital soap and change out the washcloth every other day. It does help. Hope this helps sweetheart!!! xxx Mitzi
I would check out with GP..my daughter gets rashes..they explained it was due to her being tired and run down..it gets itchy ..she usually gets a steroid based cream..but we just put on lavender or tea team..see the pharmacist its usually quicker than Gp..sorry cant remember name doctor gave to it.
Hi other av have the same ..av been sent to dermy and I have been told I have adult acne ...I have it behind my ears down the back of my neck and across my back.av never had bad skin in my life until all the fibro started ...am also having problems with my period at the moment and am wondering if my skin problem is hormonal... over the last week or so av had a rash all over my face I couldn't even put water on it ..its was nipping an very red and hot .starting to clear a bit now x
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