I know the normal allergic reactions to cats, but could a rash be an allergic reaction as well?
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I started breaking out in hives 3 months ago now my brother and mom are too.
There all over our arms and legs. They itch really bad and pretty much look like mosquito bites.
What could it possibly be that’s giving my hole family hives/rash.
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My daughter is 18 months, for the past 3 weeks she has had a little bumpy rash all over her belly. She has also had a bad cough at night for about the same amount of time. This morning she woke up and it looks like she has hives all over her belly and a few on her neck. Atleast i think they are hives….im not quit sure what hives look like, but they are big red raised bumps. i called the doctor and she made her an appointment for tomorrow. My mom said I should call back and tell her I want an appointment today because she could be having an allergic reaction to something and it could keep getting worse. Do you all think i should, or does anybody know what it could be? Shes not on any kind of medication, and i havent been using anything different like laundry soap, shampoo, etc. And she hasnt eaten anything different that she doesnt normally eat, so i have no idea what it could be!! Has this ever happened to any of your children?
I have had a rash of some sort on my knuckles and in between the webbing of my thumbs for about a mouth now. Also, everytime i do a physical activity such as run or play sports i will break out in hives/rashes after playing. I have also noticed a rash or red dry-skin mark around my armpits.
I have had nasal congestion over the month too, anyone know what these symptoms are ?
rash/hives on my upper legs every morning for the past 3 weeks.it does not itch.It goes away in the afternoon.
Almost every night for the past three weeks, around 8 pm, my legs have been breaking out in this red, splotchy rash. They itch and sting but usually go away before morning. I try and change my schedule, not do the same things or be in the same place, but it shows up anyway.
I developed an allergic reaction to penicillin this week, resulting in a head-to-toe rash, thousands of hives. It’s been five days since the hives initially appeared (starting on just my arms and stomach) and I’ve noticed that the hives left my face, chest, and top of my back and have slowly healed downward - at least I think they’re healing, which is my question! The rash/hives are no longer raised, but leave a red blotchy imprint on my body where they were. Is this normal? What should the hives look like if they’re healing? How long will the color last?
My son was prescribed zithromax for pnemonia 3 days ago. After 2 doses, he begain to get a rash on his legs. I gave him benedryl and put him to bed . When he woke up this morning, he had hives all over his body. We went back to the doctor, and he recommended continuing the zithromax and adding prednisolone (steroids) and atarax (for itching). I would appreciate if a medical professional could explain the rationale for this action- as opposed to just changing the antibiotic. Thank you!
BTW, the pneumonia symptoms are improving
My brother (an adult) said he woke up several weeks ago in the middle of the night with a rach and hives under his arms and in the crotch area. He hasn’t done anything different lately that would contribute to this condition. He says he sleeps with a heated matress pad which he keeps set at #2 setting. Could this change in temperature while he is sleeping cause this? Nothing in his diet or lifestyle seems different. Ever had anything like this?
i recently a few days ago had a sea salt scrub that is in this oil spill on me and it turns i am i think allergic to it because it caused my whole body to be covered in hives and a rash including my face. How can i get the oil off my skin. I tried dawn soap and it didnt work i tried just soap and water still no luck. Right now i am just taking something to take away the itch from it. I need to get the oil off my skin first though before it will go away
It is on my cheeks, the top of my biceps/armpit area, shoulder/scapula area and backs of arms, chest/breasts, the tops of my feet and parts of my ankles. I’m on vacation in Hawaii and have been using some different sunscreens, but I don’t put it on my feet so I’m not sure if that’s it. I also haven’t been eating anything differently (that I can think of).
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