Rashes some itch some don’t

[Baby_Snaer]

Curious if anyones had these rashes and cold pale feet with blueish tips orno color at all or ideas on what it could be ill post my other ones down below

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[Lizard28 in reply to Baby_Snaer]

I’ve had a similar one in my hands before, the GP didn’t have a clue but gave me two different kinds of antihistamine tablets which didn’t help. I thought it was hand foot and mouth as my grandson had this a month before, it was so hot and painful but you would have thought the GP would have known that. It took months to go away.

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[Jmiller623]

Rash on original picture are petichiae. Very commonly seen over bruises. Hard to tell what the other ones are but they don’t look too worrisome. Have you asked your GP about them? Derm?

[Baby_Snaer in reply to Jmiller623]

I have an ive had a diagnosis for lupus with my 2 rheumatologist but this new doctor i have told me half my blood work is positive for lupus i have symptoms but half my results dont show the other for lupus so i was diagnosed with uctd but since ive stopped prednisone my rashes and everything i had is coming back 10fold and idk how the doctor doesn’t understand or see the proof i know they go by bloodwork but its insane im suffering in pain and ive mentioned it to my doctorsbut they say ask ur rheumatologist so im wondering if they might not really belive me even tho i have different signs

[Fisher50]

Hi baby_Snaer

I some times have the same, it might be worth asking your GP & rheumatologist about this.

Raynauds diseas

Raynaud's affects your circulation. It causes some areas of your body, like your fingers and toes, to change colour when you're cold or stressed.

If you have Raynaud's, your fingers or toes may turn white or blue when you're cold, anxious or stressed.

You can help Raynaud’s by keeping warm during cold weather and finding ways to relax. Some people need medicine to help improve their circulation.

[ACritical in reply to Fisher50]

I was going to suggest this. So yes ,do ask your GP/ Rheumatologist.

[Baby_Snaer in reply to Fisher50]

I have let my rheumatologist know now and hes having a talk with my GP i guess for a new plan of treatment 🤷🏻‍♀️ This started to get more consistent and worse since inwas wheened off prednisone hopefully some answers soon 🤞🏼