Skin rash joints
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Aside from Lymes disease, it could be Lupus. Both present with joint pain and a rash. Fifth disease also presents with joint pain and a rash.
So there you have at least three leads. Now you need to be diagnosed. I believe a rheumatologist would be your best "bet". A "rheumy" would be familiar with all three diseases as they all cause join pain.
Wishing you the best...
Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation. Therefore, it often affects other thigs too besides joints such as skin rash, malar rash over face, kidney inflammation, pulmonary inflammation, digestive issues, etc. Here is a complete list: https://www.healthline.com/health/lupus/early-signs#hair-loss,
You give some testing information. If you could tell us more about that, it would be appreciated in order to try to help. You are saying you had a positive ANA test 1:80?
i have an oval red ring shaped rash that comes and goes. i can not find a trigger it's usually in the morning. i have also started having night sweats.
I hurt all the time. My fingers, wrists, elbows, lower back, knees, ankles. Random pain all over not in my joints. Occasionally I'll get a rash below my knees and from my elbows to my hands. It's not a raised rash, but it looks kind of like rust. Like you can see a bunch of tiny blood vessels below the skin. It does not itch and isn't painful. Sed rate westergren was 23 and my c reactive protein quant was 14. Any advice is appreciated.
A salmon-pink bumpy or flat rash may come and go with the fever. The rash usually appears on your trunk, arms or legs. Physical contact such as rubbing your skin or exposing it to hot water may provoke the rash to appear.
* Achy and swollen joints. You may find that your joints — especially your knees, wrists, ankles and elbows — are stiff, painful and inflamed. Usually, the joint discomfort lasts at least two weeks.
* Muscle pain.
Hello,
From the symptoms, it can be dermatitis skin, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis. Psoriasis is a non-contagious disorder which affects the skin and joints. It commonly causes red scaly patches to appear on the skin.
To confirm the diagnosis please get it evaluated from a dermatologist.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Avoid exposing your skin to excessive sunlight, sunlamps or sunbeds while taking ciprofloxacin, as it may increase the sensitivity of your skin to UV light. If you get a rash or other skin reaction on exposure to sunlight you should stop taking this medicine and consult your doctor.
This medicine may reduce your ability to drive or operate machinery safely. This effect may be enhanced by drinking alcohol.
In adults it is comon around the joints. Dry skin often makes the condition worse. When washing or bathing, keep water contact as brief as possible and use less soap than usual. After bathing, it is important to trap the moisture in the skin by applying lubricating cream on the skin while it is damp. Temperature changes and stress may cause sweating and aggravate the condition.
Treatment is application of amild Corticosteroid ointn the affected area.
( It will be necessary to stop eating gluten as well if you want to completely discontinue the rash since it is the gluten that carries the metals through the skin. This way the boron will instead carry the metals out through your urine. If this diet is too strict for you, take it up with your government, who are the ones spraying the marshmallow snakes in the sky (the lines of cloud that come from certain air planes).
Hello,
You need to get it biopsied as it may be eczema, atopic dermatitis or psoriasis lesion. Psoriasis is a non-contagious disorder which affects the skin and joints. It commonly causes red scaly patches to appear on the skin. It can be treated but it commonly has recurrences also.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
These rashes generally were behind my joints in the folds of skin of my elbows, thighs, and knees. Also it was on my behind region as well as my thighs and back. It was a burning sensation and hurt more whenever I itched and also got worse as I presume. The only thing that creates doubt in my mind as to the origin of these is they looked more akin to a nettle rash and the bumps were not discolored other than a red tint.
Hi, around April of this year, I develop a severe burning, reddish rash under both armpits simultaneously. Because of the pain/burning, I made the stupid mistake of scratching the area constantly, which developed into leathery plaques that are itchy (the dermatologist referred to this as "lichen simplex chronicus"....fast forward to December, and the rash comes and goes (some of the itchy plaques still remain)....does that sound like an HIV rash?
I never had any rash when I had carbon monoxide poisoning.
I did have fever, felt very unwell with a rash that was caused by an infection due to be scratched by a cat. By any scratch to the skin is entry for bacteria to enter and cause an infection.
With working in kindergarden, there is always the possibility of getting measles if you have not been immunized against this.
Fever with a rash is usually that your body is fighting an infection or a severe reaction to an allergy.
The redness and itchiness was gone however the skin where it had been still felt slightly raised, just now skin tone. Despite the rash seeming to have gone away, I've still been itchy ever since getting it (mostly on my stomach and occasionally my legs or the underside of my chin). However in those spots, there wasn't any rash and still isn't.
But now, I woke up to see that one of my hands that the rash had been on is now speckled with red, just barely raised spots.
It is characterized by intense itching, usually at night and by small insect-type bites lesions on the skin. Diagnosis of scabies is made by scraping the skin and viewing the material under a microscope to see the characteristic mite or eggs.
My sincere advice would be to consult a dermatologist and get it ruled out.
I hope it helps. Take care and regards.
I too have had rashes on my joints for years. I have mentioned it to doctors at times and they never have any idea. I guess that is usually what happens to me when I go to the doctor, I am always a mystery. I get bumps on my knuckles, elbows and sometimes my knees or wrists. It have just learned to live with it and generally doesn't bother me to much but I have always wondered why just my joints. Let me know if you ever find anything out.
m constantly tired, have muscle weakness, Depression, Aches in my joints and muscles, etc.... Just wanted to know if anyone has heard of anything that sounds like my issue with my hand. I feel like that my be a big clue to what is wrong.
I've had poison ivy rash for two weeks now. I've been treating it with an over the counter First Aid Antiseptic with itch relief. Just yesterday I woke up with sores on my hands and fingers. The same sores are on my feet, elbows, ankles, and knees. They are small and red and focus mostly on the joints. These sores are very painful and feel like blisters. What are they and what can I do about them. I can't go to a doctor, because I have no insurance.
Systemic red rash (purpura rash). Peeling skin particularly on palms of hands and soles of feet. Skin on face becomes oily. Skin becomes stiff and loses its elasticity, such that indentations made by finger pressure take a long time (about 5 seconds) to disappear. Subcutaneous nodules (nodular subepidermal fibrosis) may appear. Slow wound healing.
Chest: Chronic chest pain. Chest tightness. Shortness of breath. Fast heart rate (tachycardia).
It was protected anal vergina & anal sex , but what about these symptom which does not leave me , I forget to tell you that after two months I lost apatite, for five days with nausea.
i included a pic , not sure you can tell much from it . I have had this rash on my chest and on the bridge of my nose for years , it is under the skin and doesnt hurt, itch or anything like that. yesterday it spread to my cheeks . it is like a starburst pattern, and looks like tiny blood vessels. not raised and completely under the skin. any clues?
It comes and goes, there is no rash but I can see white spots under the skin and it is hard. There are no growths, lesions or bumps. There is no pain or swelling in the fingers themselves or joints. It normally only affects one web of the fingers and sometime affects both hands. It last only a day or two and happens several times a month. There are no other symptoms.
rash not at the bite site - This skin discoloration varies in size and shape; usually has rings of varying shades, but can be uniformly discorored; may be hot to the touch or itch; ranges in color from reddish to purple to bruised-looking; and can be necrotic (crsty/oozy). The rash may develop a bull's-eye rash or target look. The shape may be circular, oval, triangular or a long-thin ragged line.
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