Milk allergy rash photo
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Hi,
You have not described the nature of the rash nor is the photo available but nonetheless the most common causes for rash on the face would be allergy and acne.
Azelaic acid (FINACEA Gel), 15%, is indicated for topical treatment of inflammatory papules and pustules of mild to moderate rosacea.
Rosacea begins as erythema (flushing and redness) on the central face and across the cheeks, nose, or forehead.
Last spring, it began with a rash across her cheeks. As the weather warmed, she began developing a rash on her arms and eventually a light rash upon her legs. As the spring turned into summer, the rash subsided. I took her to her pediatrician last year and was received with a shrug. No explanation was given and so I did my own research over the months and concluded she may be reacting to the sun. So I patiently awaited this spring to see if the same thing occurred.
My wife developed this red rash on her on her face mostly on her cheeks and nose about six to eight months ago. At first we thought it was acne but no acne treatment helped. Our dermatologist doesn't know what it is. It happened about the same time she had her ears pierced. The backs of her ears have been swollen and red and she has a rash down the side of her neck starting from the base of her ears. She also says that her neck is itchy.
Continued that day then diarrhea for approx 4 to 5 days. Recently a GI diagnosed possible DELAYED MILK Allergy. He does keep a mild bumpy rash on upper arms. My concern is can this type of allergy really cause this type of cycle? I would think he would have more symptoms closer together. We began NO milk protein diet& scheduled MRI next month. Will MRI only show brain or can they see intestinal problems as well?
p.s. You don't have a target looking rash do you? If so you should get tested for lyme's disease. It would look like a bulls eye rash. If it looks like that take a photo and see a infectious disease doctor right away. Or a lyme specialist. If that is what you have message me and I can talk to you more about that. Other wise, it probably is just something you came in contact with.
Is this a rash that looks like a target? If so then it is not an allergy it could be Lymes disease. If it is a target (bulls eye rash) then take a photo of it and go to the doctor right away and get tested for lyme. If it is just a red rash then you are probably allergic. The other thing is do you have a puncture wound or sore there that could be infected?
i am 34 years old male. i have allergy problem specially at evening time or when i wake-up , some swelling at my hand joints and some small circle type swelling on my body, i am facing this problem from 3 to 4 years. I also check up to Skin Specialist Dr. he also advice some anti- allergic medicine like Antiall or same like this. I bath daily and my clothes always neat and clean and my bedroom is also ventilated and in my food i mostly using vegetables. daily using Milk and fruits.
I have been to an internal medicine, Derm, and allergist and no one can figure out what is going on with me. I had an outbreak of a pimple/blister like rash all over my arm and legs. I was put on a heavy dose of prednisone starting at 40mg then 60mg next round, steroid cream, benadryl, sarin lotion. Finally after months it went away. It now is back and on my neck and spreading on my cheeck and chest. Im going through the whole routine again but nothing is helping.
Remember that allergies are in the same category as autoimmune disorders. The things we're allergic to are not in fact generally harmful to us, though sometimes we are allergic to things that are harmful, such as cow's milk or toxins in our environment. If this is in fact an allergy problem, you want to try to tamp down or balance the immune system response, if you can do that.
t have any hives so I cant take a photo of it but I do still have the circular sore or rash on the shin of my leg. I will attach that photo. it has been 7 days and this sore is still there. No pain or itching, just a little dry skin which stays under control from the antifungal cream. I posted this in the forum community which allowed me to add the photo but this form does not have a place to add a photo.
You could have an allergy to eggs/milk... try lactose-free milk and avoid eggs and see what happens.
You haven't given enough information for anyone to guess (we are only guessing here) if you have serious symptoms.
What is your resting heart rate, you blood pressure, how irregular - constant or just intermittent (say a missing or extra beat every few seconds)?
He has been allergy tested and milk tested. He has a small allergy to milk but not high. He is on rice milk and doing well. However it seem to be when he has a certain amount of sugar he has diarrhea and a rash the following day. I was just wondering if we should go see a gi doctor for him or not. I feel hes missing out on kid things and parties at school because of the reaction of the sugar. Is there a way to test if sugar or fructose is the problem with his tummy issues.
This past January I took her to an allergist who diagnosed (scratch test) her with allergy to milk, casein, corn, tomato, carrots, bannana, apple, grapes.The doctor told me to avoid these foods and do food test. She has been doing much better but something just didn't seem right. I have found that she breaks out from other foods that I give her as well... It just seems like too many foods to be possible...Last week I took her to a different allergiest for a second opinion.
After drinking alcohol the eye rash becomes much worse and causes me great pain. I have had an allergy test and are only allergic to milk and nuts. However I have discarded these foods from my diet and still have the same problem. I just wondered if the blood circulation or blood vessels around my eyes could have an effect on my eyes.
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