Itchy feet with no rash
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She has recently been complaining of itchy feet at night and telling me that it hurts. No visible rash, athletes foot, cracks or anything to give me an indication of what the problem could be. She doesn't care for socks and I recently assumed it was because her feet would sweat and it was uncomfortable for her so I didn't push it too much unless we were out and about.
I have what looks like a red lumy rash on the souls of my feet. I'm 32 weeks pregnant, is this just a side effect of weight gain and working in retail?
Also, no one else I live with is afflicted with this condition. I also do not have the rash in all the most common areas for scabies which are the hands (especially b/t the fingers, the elbows, the knees, the armpits, and the ankles and feet.) Also, the rash tends to disappear if I don't scratch. However, I have considered being treated for scabies anyway just to rule it out.
I've been having this rash on my shins, really itchy, on each shin same location. I've had the itchiness for about 6 months now. Recently, the rash got worse until it looks like the skin broke. Now they're kind of crusty. I went to my doctor and she said it looks like shingles, but I've always heard shingles is painful. I don't have any pain, just itchy. I've read on the internet (so it must be true) that shingles lasts 4 to 6 weeks.
Thankyou so much for your question. There are no blisters, or flaky skin, no dryness and the rash looks like heatrash across my toes but on my hands the whole palm is red like scalding, but only when itchy. If i submerge my hands in cold water, dry them and hold them out infront of me for 10 minutes then the burning and itching subsides but leaves my skin feeling tight for a while. This does not happen everyday, in fact it didnt happen at all yesterday, and is worse of an evening.
Look up Rocky Mountain spotted fever and see if the rash looks similar.
This type of dermatitis is aggravated or triggered by contact with any known allergens. It may present with a well demarcated red rash which may be weepy and itchy. There may be vesicles or bumps with clear fluid inside. It may be itchy and the itch scratch cycle may develop excoriations and involve normal skin.
There is no single definite medical treatment for dermatitis .Corticosteroids and antihistamines may help alleviate the symptoms.
Again he gets the typical Uticaria - LARGE, raised, botchy and red rash (no oozing, pustules etc) - warm to the touch and itchy - sometimes painful. Location: EVERYTHING - including face, near eyes (above), feet neck, soles of feet, etc. Happens mostly at night or after a nap a lot.
Sure we can symptomatically relief him with Benadryl if he wants to spend the rest of his life sleeping....... and maybe use topical creams - but that doesn't relief the rash just the itching.
My scalp, belly, and boobs itched the most. Just keep an eye on your skin make sure no sort of rash appears.
Simultaneously I also developed a rash consisting of small vesicles on my hands and later feet. The vesicles are pin ***** sized with clear fluid inside. They are not itchy, but they slightly hurt (feeling of tightness) and if I pop them with a pin the ones on the feet become very itchy (not on hands though). There are about 6 on each hand and more on the feet. I think they multiply after I itch the ones on the feet.
My dermatologist recommended Aveeno Eczema Therapy moisturizing cream (I also like Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion with colloidal oatmeal) and also prescribed Triamcinolone cream 2x daily on the actual spots of rash. She also said to avoid soaps with anti-bacterial or deodorant additives. My rash has never gone away completely, as new areas pop up as soon as older ones are fading, but it stays small in area and not very itchy. The one sure fire way to flare it up is sun exposure though.
I started with a red itchy rash on my feet that I thought was athletes foot . Tried Athletes Foot spray and did not help. Then rash spread to my palms and elbows. There are points of the day where there is no itching and the rash is barely visible, and then other points where I am so itchy and the rash is bright red. What could this rash be? What can I do about it?
Three days ago he developed a itchy, red rash on the top of the left foot, then, the next day the right. The rash does not involved the toes and is much more advanced, red and weeping serous fluid on the left. He has not changed anything in terms of foot-ware or detergent.
The itching responded to benedryl but the rash continued to progress. Tonight he applied hydro-cortisone...don't know how he has responded yet.
Any ideas as to what this is?
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