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As usual,no joy from doctors..I have a rash
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I have a rash all over but mainly on my chest and tummy. It is very itchy and looks a bit like eczema (which I had as a young child)but it isn't flaky. I am now 53 and although I know I have sensitive skin and avoid the usual perfumed products etc,my skin has been fine all this time.
The doctors,I've seen 2,think it is an allergy and I have been prescribed anti-histamines and a fucidin (hydro-cortisone) cream. I have now had it for 2 months and it is just as bad as when it started. They don't know what is is.
Anyone know of a miracle cream or had something similar.?
The doctors,I've seen 2,think it is an allergy and I have been prescribed anti-histamines and a fucidin (hydro-cortisone) cream. I have now had it for 2 months and it is just as bad as when it started. They don't know what is is.
Anyone know of a miracle cream or had something similar.?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.At your age I had a similar rash and it was put down to the menopause!! I ended up having to see a consultant dermatologist and put on steroids, both by mouth and in the form of a very strong steroidal ointment. I would ask for a referral. Fortunately, my doctor is quite quick to refer on any problems that don't respond to treatment or for which he hasn't an answer.
I know how awful it is because I had to stay off work for weeks and weeks and spent a lot of time in tears.
Please go back to the doctor.
I know how awful it is because I had to stay off work for weeks and weeks and spent a lot of time in tears.
Please go back to the doctor.
It was Dermovate that cured my rash in the end. It had to be used sparingly and only for a very short time.
http://www.netdoctor....icines/100000729.html
http://www.netdoctor....icines/100000729.html
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I know what scabies feels like! It drives you insane itching. There's a little telltale mark like a u-shape usually on your arm where the mite gets in. No huge rashes, just red bumps now and then. You have to cover yourself head to toe in ointment for 2 days and then it goes away.
My mum came out in hives and a rash once after eating lots of spinach and raspberries - apparently it's very acidic and she had a bad reaction - could be something in your diet?
My mum came out in hives and a rash once after eating lots of spinach and raspberries - apparently it's very acidic and she had a bad reaction - could be something in your diet?
It is Fucidin H cream and it has no effect whatsoever. I've also had 2 types of anti-histamine.
Interesting what you say about the menopause. I am 3 years into that but still get hot sweats.Could be a connection,but why now and why doesn't anything work? I will go back.
PS Do you eat the honey or spread it? lol
Interesting what you say about the menopause. I am 3 years into that but still get hot sweats.Could be a connection,but why now and why doesn't anything work? I will go back.
PS Do you eat the honey or spread it? lol
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Try Dermol .It's an antibacterial lotion which you can use to wash the area with and it will soothe the itching. Or you can just rub it into the affected areas and when .I can vouch for it .My GP prescribed it but I think you can buy it over the counter. It's very effective. You can it in a tube or pump bottle .
http://www.expressche...ermol-cream-100g.html
http://www.expressche...ermol-cream-100g.html
Most of the stuff that you can get online you can also get OTC at boots. Obviously if that medication is prescription only you can't without a prescription but, I have noticed that some of the medications to be ordered online are not prescriptoin drugs (possibly to stop kids from ordering drugs that they shouldn't be taking?, sounds right to me). Ring boots and ask? :)
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