Does the rash from poison ivy come and go?
445814
it comes but does not go away on its own you need to treaet it
330970
they might need some type of antihistermine. talk to your dr about it. my son use to get a lot of rashes too and he was tested for numerous things. have a chat to your dr or chemist.
955654
Could be a rash, burn, or somehow your skin was irritated.  I'd wait a while and see if it goes away IF: you don't have any other symptoms and it doesn't worsen.  There are many skin conditions also that could cause this.  An appointment with your local dermatologist would be a surefire way to figure it out.
312634
The reaction to poison ivy is the reaction to the oil on the leaves yes you can get poison ivy from the golf bag and ball still unless you wash them with some dish detergent or baby shampoo, something that will be sure to wash away the oil.
465249
Yes, scarletina rash does itch.  Benadryl or Calamine lotion will help.  Scarletina rash is not a serious condition and should go away in about 5 to 10 days.  Hope this helps!
679912
Considering the location on your body where the rash is occurring, my guess would be most like heat rash. And yep, the humidity won't help, either. If you can get your hands on a clay-based talcum powder (Burts Bees make one, don't know if you can get it there, though), wash the affected areas thoroughly, dry completely, then apply the talcum to those areas. In a pinch, cornstarch will help somewhat, but the clay talcum works the best of everything I have tried. Also try wearing underwear that allows the skin to breath, like all-cotton, just so long as it does not contain manmade fibers. And you want it to fit in such a way that it prevents rubbing and further irritation of the skin. Hope this helps, I know how miserable rashes can be.
751474
Yes, all portions of the plant contain urushiol, the oil that causes the allergic dermatitis (rash).
669864
That's poison ivy alright. It won't spread from the oozing-that's your body fighting the allergic reaction. The plant has an oil called urushiol that binds to skin cells and causes the reaction. There's a fairly new product called Zanfel that will wash the toxin out of your skin. Walmart and many pharmacies carry it. Fairly expensive but it doesn't take much.
796511
You are not mentioning where the rash is located, so I have\nto guess that it is located from the neck up....\nIf it started like a mosquito bite and got bigger and your\nglands are swollen you have an infection going on.\nSuggestion: See a doctor.
499528
Hmmm...\n\nI still think they are hives.  A minor case may only stay around for a day or two.  Hard to tell, but if they really start bothering you, go to a free clinic, to be safe.\nYour health is more important than money.\n\n Another possibility is ringworm ( a fungus), but I think it stays for a while without medicine.\n\nHere is another idea.  Go to your nearest pharmacy the next time you break out.  Then ask the pharmacist what he thinks you can put on it.  He/she might recognize the rash and be able to help you...\n\nGood luck!  Let me know ok?
975187
If you really have cut the skin there may come a scar and that will become less visible with time. If it's not a real cut, but more like a wrinkle you may have had an allergic response causing a rash
1088904
yes. firstly the infected areas looks reddish, it starts to itch.Try not to scratch it. If u do, it will turn into rashes or red spots. The more your scratch, the rashes will spread to the neigbouring area.If the situation is controllable, sort out the remedy below;\n\n1-Clean the wound with luke warm salt water (salt is a great natural antiseptic, u can also try commercial made like Dettol)\nRepeat this 2-3 times a day\n2-Apply anti-fungal/anti inflammation cream such as Trilon E,Econazine, Nixoderm. U can simply find those in the pharmacy store.\n\nWhen the infection subsides, try to apply some Vitamine E cream to smoothen the area.
447226
poison ivy doesnt just break out where you touch it...it can also break out all through your body, even if contact was only with your hands/feet/head etc. it can also swell your windpipe to the point of suffocation (almost happened to me)
638925
How big are the rashes (dime sized? palm sized?)? How long have you had them? Are they symetrical? Have you been exposed to anything recently that may have caused them, such as poison ivy or poison oak? Have you bitten by anything recently? Need a LOT more information before anyone could begin to guess at what it may be.\n\nThere are hundreds of different types of rashes, and many have multiple causes, so without better info it is very difficult to think of what it might be. It can run the gamut from cancerous lesions to hives. Sorry can't be of more help.
328098
Our skin has a defense system that makes us aware of annoying things that touch our body. Sometimes that annoying thing is just a fly. But sometimes we come into contact with something like poison ivy that causes a reaction in our skin. Poison ivy or bug bites cause an allergic response that keeps our skin itchy for a while.
578972
If you were exposed to alot of poison ivy, it could be normal, esp the nausea. Ask anyone who has a mild allergic reaction. It can make you nauseated. Has to do with the body's release of histimine.
1175355
I have a friend who's a Pediatrician. My son was having something similar. It was a somewhat mild rash that'd go away after a few hrs but reappear in a diff. spot. She said this happens randomly & they dont really know why. Its a harmless rash, doesnt hurt the child, and there's nothing they can really do about it. I cant remember what she called it though.... Since I've been letting my son sleep in only his diapers & with the ceiling fan on, he hasnt been getting the rash so i'm thinking this was heat related. You might try this.... Good luck!