Why does my skin especially my legs and hands itch and swell after I run or do a brisk walk or aerobics?
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Well first off thats normal. You will sometimes get a itch or a pulsate in your legs after walking long or running. You have to do your best to not scratch it. The itch will fade
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Sounds like dry skin from the winter cold and wind.\nI like St. Eves formula skin lotions. They are the only ones that work for me and are not greesy.\nGold Bond Ultra Lotion has been advertised alot lately and it be it works as this type has been around a long long time. Hope to try it out.\nMake sure you exfoliate your legs in the shower or bath. This gets the dead skin cells off so you dont itch so much. Just make sure you put the lotion on right after you get out.
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There are so many causes of  skin rashes.. I think it is one of the most difficult health condition to find the cause. My husband has a rash on his hand and we cannot figure out what is causing it either. It could be an allergy to food, an allergy to something you are wearing, it could be a plant, an irritation to body soap, poison ivy (been close to any?)stress,wow the list can get real long. Have you tried  otc hydrocortisone cream? Have you tried an antihistamine for allergies? Have you tried to avoid some foods? or change body soap? if you have tried some of these and still can't find the answer you need a doctor to investigate.
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sometimes it can be related to a skin allergy, such as different types of soaps or dyes, your arms and upper back would be the most sensitive to these products, see if there is something you can change such as your laundry soap or bathsoap, and see if that helps. Otherwise it would be best to see a dermatologist for an allergy test. Lost of luck.\n\nContact dermatitis is the result of an allergen (allergic contact dermatitis) or irritant (irritant contact dermatitis) that contacts the skin (e.g., plant dermatitis or diaper rash). Hives are smooth bumps that suddenly appear on the body. Angioedema is similar to hives, but involves welts that form at a deeper layer of the skin.
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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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is that a dance? do the itch and yawn!!!! if it is then sweet sweet music is the only thing that can cause it.\n\nyawning is the bodys way of increasing oxygen in the blood through a larger than average intake. you yawn when you are tired because your brain sends a signal requesting more oxygen when it is running slowly.\n\nItching can be casued by many things, irritation to the skin causing localised anaphlactosis (allergic reaction swlling, hives, the bodies immune system does not recognise a substance and so sets off an immune response, this attacks the foreign substance and any cells that are affected, the side affect of this is itiching).\n\nAlso itching can be caused by being  overly hot with circulation interruptions causing an itchy recation to the skin and phsychsomatically, ie say to somebody "imagine being covered in ants" the image of this will cause the body to become itchy even though there is nothing there.\n\nif you are itchyt and yawning i suggest that you have a bath, dont watch any wildlife programmes an ants, and go to bed.
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Hives are usually an allergic reaction to food or medicine.\nWhen you have an allergic reaction to a substance, histamine and other chemicals are released into your bloodstream, causing itching, swelling, and other symptoms. Hives are a common reaction, especially in people with other allergies like hay fever.\n\nWhen swelling or welts occur around the face, especially the lips and eyes, it is called angioedema. Swelling from angioedema can also occur around your hands, feet, and throat.\n\nMany substances can trigger hives:\n\nMedications \nShellfish, fish, nuts, eggs, milk, and other foods \nPollen \nAnimal dander (especially cats) \nInsect bites \nHives may also develop from:\n\nInfections like mononucleosis or illness (including lupus, other autoimmune diseases, and leukemia) \nEmotional stress \nExtreme cold or sun exposure \nExcessive perspiration \n\n\nBtw, I also had hives before and after several tests, it turned out to be a physical reaction to high stress and nervousness
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Your nose and feet are NOT related. Your nose is running because it's allergy season. And your feet smell because you need to take a bath.
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cause ur damaging your epidermis \ncausing an irritation.. which in turn also itches.
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maybe runner's rash, if your alittle bigger or an avid athlete this happens alot try some antifungal cream and alittle bit of baby powder some tight fittin clothes like biker shorts would help to.
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sounds to me like you may have eczema.  it usually flares up from stress.\n\nIf you have eczema, at first your skin may feel hot and itchy. Then, if you scratch, your skin may become red, inflamed, or blistered.
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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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Facial swelling usually signifies an allergic reaction. Fluid retention is almost always peripheral, in the hands and feet. You need to see your doctor.
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a friend of mine has the same problem, they tell me they use some kind of a sea salt rub on their hands and feet and really relieves some of the symptoms.\n\ntry the link below
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maybe you are allergic (the washing powder, your after shave, soap or something)
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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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This problem could be caused by an infection.\nThis could also be because your hot and sweater and the sweat dripping is causing it itch considering it's pretty much trapped or it be the total opposite that you may have really dry skin and need to apply a fragrance free and oil free body cream there sparingly. \nMake sure that your wiping everything off, but not to hard to irrate your skin.\nIf these do not work the best thing for you to do is to see a doctor (I'm sure they hear it all anyway) and they could probably cure it up instantly.