Limited Cutaneous Systemic Sclerosis! Is rash connected?!

[-missymoo]

I’ve had this rash apear, more aggressive on hands in between fingers and feet, but bumpy rash all over my body. Anyone know if this could be connected to LCSS?!

[SVBO]

My daughter has an itchy rush like that from time to time on her feet. We showed it to our SS “specialist” she didn’t know what it was. It normally goes away in a week or so...

[8whitetoes in reply to SVBO]

I get this rash too ....

My Rhematologist and gaggle of doc's ..., All Tell me ""this is an autoimmune reaction inside your body"" an indication you are having a FLARE up....

The tiny blisters drive me nuts because they itch so badly !!!! I know I shouldn't *scratch them* but I do anyway and this is gonna sound *Painful* an it is ..., But I will Use *table salt* TOO help dry the things up.... (I'm alergic to benedryl) ....

OH...., I want too say I have seen worse the size of dimes and nickels.... On people who have contacted **LYME DISEASE** .... And again refered too as **auto immune system reaction**

[Wengc]

I have limited Ssc, I've never had this but do get random allergies that can appear anywhere, either as hives or a set of itchy bumps, I take anti histamine when these crop up. What does your doc think?

[-missymoo in reply to Wengc]

Hi the Wengc

So the rash got so much worse and spread across my entire body, face and eye swelling. Really nasty. My doctor believes it’s a delayed reaction to the Hydroxychlorquine I started about 3-4 weeks ago. I’ve obviously stopped these immediately and am currently day 3 into a course of steroids. I’m see Professor Denton next Friday so will get his opinions too 🙌🙌

X

[Wengc in reply to -missymoo]

Eek - that sounds terrible, I hope the steroids are giving you some relief. I did get an itchy rash across my fingers when I started Hydroxychloroquine but it didn't spread and lasted only about a week. Good that you're seeing Prof Denton, I'd be interested to see what he says. 😃

[-missymoo in reply to Wengc]

I will let you know the verdict 😊 x

[tammyrae66]

Pustulosis psoriasis. Cured with UV light, so you can go get a tan...or buy a UV lamp.

[Jevrvdisn]

This is a year ago now but maybe this will help, I’ve been told my rash exactly like that was dyshidrotic eczema