Skin rash vitamins
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Hi few days ago I bought vitamin complex inside have many vitamins like a,b,c,d,k niacin , zink and etc and I got it 6 days and I have skin rash that's why I stopped getting vitamin and I know I need vitamins bcz I don't eat vegetables and now I wanted to know what I can do for skin it's all rash on neck and cheeks and can I get vitamin or I need change brand
Pityriasis rosea is a common human skin disease which presents as numerous patches of pink or red oval rash. The rash may be accompanied by low-grade headache, fever, nausea and fatigue and itching. Topical and oral steroids are needed. Water, sweat, and soap may cause irritation and should be avoided in the disease. Topical zinc oxide and calamine lotion are useful for pruritus.
A dermatologist’s evaluation will be the best.
Right: To cut down what I was talking about: I have been using a prescription called Triamcinolone, which is a steroid ointment usually prescribed for eczema. I mentioned all that other stuff, because there are a lot of factors necessary to look at. The prescription should help, even if you don't have eczema.
B vitamins are helpful, because they support skin and nails. If you're anything like me, you need to supplement these necessary vitamins.
Make sure you eat a healthy and well balanced diet with lots of fresh fruit and veg. The Vitamins that are essential for healthy skin are Vitamin A, E, C. Vitamin A is in eggs and milk and some fortified cereals, it is also the only vitamin that is made by our body from our skin being exposed to sunshine (not to the point of getting sunburn).
You may benefit from having some multivitamins.
Hi there, I had the same problem with the skin changing, it looked a lot different. I looked like I had aged several years.
I tried to continue to drink lots of water, ate well, took vitamins, added Omega 3's, calcium magnesium etc. Over time my skin started to look much better.
I don't know if it was time or supplements but it is returning.
I also had cyrogloblinemia (caused by HCV) with bleeding under the skin which left iron stains when the blood would return to the body.
You should never stop taking the vitamins , if those vitamins aren't working for you I consider you talking to your doctor to change the vitamins
I have a weird rash on my entire body. They're aggravated, anywhere from slightly red, to looks-like-I'm-about-to-bleed red, They're all slightly raised bumps, and range in size between the tip of a pencil to the tip of a used crayon. I thought at first it was an allergic reaction, but it's been over a week, and the rash is spreading. My doctor says it may be a form of Rosacea, but I've never been diagnosed.
Sometimes simple multi-day vitamins appropriate for your body type/age will help bring your levels into check. You may also want to take vitamins geared towards skin health, immune system, and blood cells. Also, make sure you're drinking plenty of water and eating a healthy diet. Water will flush your skin and organs of toxins that may be causing the acne. It will take about three weeks for water and vitamins to really take effect on your body.
Pityriasis rosea is a common human skin disease which presents as numerous patches of pink or red oval rash. The rash may be accompanied by low-grade headache, fever, nausea and fatigue and sometimes by itching.
No treatment is usually required. In most patients, the condition lasts only a matter of weeks or months(upto six months)
If the rash persists then it will be best to get it evaluated from a dermatologist.Other possibilities have to be ruled out then.
Hope it helps.
well all if you read this my husband was in the hospital over a skin rash on his neck and chest, it became almost cellulitus they still dont know the cause, WE have been racking our brain ourselves, No changes in food or laundry or clothes, no history of any allergys, Then tonight my husband still itching by the way realized a new vitamin supplement.
IVE HAD THIS rash for about 2 months now, it almost goes away, then it returns, it itches at times but not always, another thing is my skin has became very sensitive while this rash has been here, a simple semi strong contact with my skin causes my skin to look like it lightly bleed under. it looks very similar to pityriasis rosea, tinea but im not sure if it is that. my skin overheats easily as well now..
Hi my name is Samir. I have been suffering from an extremely itchy skin rash for at least 5 years. It started on my eyelids, and the doctor prescribed me a cortisone cream, but the problem is recurring to this day. Then 4 years ago, i developed a skin rash in my groin area around my testicles and on the inner thighs and around the anus. then this year, the problem has spread to my lower stomach, underneath the elbows, and the sides of my neck.
His rash is gone, but he is left with scaly skin where the rash was, and he still itches some parts of his body. It doesn't get red and inflamed like it used to, just scaly / bumpy feeling.
Some patches like his arm left a lighter skin tone, perhaps it's a temporary scar?
So my question... the scaly skin- is this normal after pityriasis rosea? Could he have been mis-diagnosed all along?
Perhaps I am overdosing on too many vitamins and the reason the spots went away when I was pregnant was because the vitamins were needed then. Am I making sense? I am stopping the vitamins tonight. I am praying that these spots go away because I feel so self conscience now and can't even wear shorts.
Even though this posting is old, I wanted to post because I have exactly the same thing... And who knows it might help someone. I have redness around my mouth and cracked corners, it gets better and worse, but always worse if I drink any alcohol. I think the alcohol makes me unable to absorb b vitamins and dries out my skin too much. Here's an article that might be enlightening:
http://dermnetnz.mobify.me/reactions/alcohol.
-Goosebumps like rash on my arms that itch (not red)
-Black, brown and red spots on my body
-Flu like symptoms (sore throat, fever, headaches, muscle stiffness/aches, chills, hot flashes)
-Swollen glands on neck and armpits
-Sore/white lesions inside mouth
-Night sweats
-Diarrhea
-Heavy feeling in my chest
-Tight/lump feeling in my throat
-Sensation of something crawling on my skin
-And sleeplessness
Allergic reactions to B vitamins are rare and are generally confined to vitamins B3 and B6.These include skin eruptions, hypersensitivity, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, Flushing, joint pains, skin rash, muscle cramps and fever.
Treatment of vit B allergy includes stopping the intake of vit B.You may also take some antihistaminic and acetaminophen tablets for skin rashes and fever respectively.
In case the symptoms persist then please contact a physician.
Do keep us posted.
i've said this before ....my rash stayed throughout tx...it did change for the better after the incivek..but not that much...i couldn't get in any sun...my rash slowly got better post tx...now 7 months post tx i still have some skin stuff going on...hang in there...nothing worked for me ...but i did svr!!! and in most ways i'm better then before tx....good luck...
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