Skin rash symptom checker
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//symptomchecker.webmd.com/multiple-symptoms?symptoms=itching-or-burning%7Cskin-peeling,-cracking-or-scaling%7Cskin-rash%7Cskin-redness&symptomids=129%7C260%7C185%7C209&locations=68%7C68%7C68%7C68 (copy and paste to your browser).
We don't want to recommend anything if it is more than just dry skin. Let us know any more information and we will try to continue to help.
I used webmd.com - Symptom Checker to see what conditions would cause your symptoms and these conditions were at the top of the list :
Depression (Adult), Premenstrual Syndrome, Insomnia, Depression (Postpartum), and Fibromyalgia.
In my opinion I'm thinking maybe your anemic (that's when your body doesn't have enough red blood cells which are important for carrying oxygen & nutrients through the body), but then again I'm not a doctor.
Most likely not HEP B unless you had body fluids on your hand and you had a cut or some sort on your penis before hand.... If you want to check then you can and you can get your results back.
I have very fair skin so I know it's important to limit my UV exposure. The problem is that my skin is very sensitive, and I've had an adverse reaction to every sunscreen/sunblock I've tried (including pure zinc-based ones). So I limit my sun exposure, and wear a big wide brim sun hat and long sleeves and pants when I'm out in the sun.
I have a portable UV checker which detects the intensity of UVA/UVB rays.
So that helps me know whether I'm getting much or any UV light.
Examples of existing Symptom Checkers are WebMD, Medical Symptoms Database , Online Medical Symptom Checker , MSO Online Medical Symptom Checker , or Diagnosaurus, etc.
2. More home health tests and tools available openly on pharmacy shelves. Examples – Home General Health Diagnostic Tests (e.g. CBC), Stethoscopes, etc. - plus how to use instructions.
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Most people who have symptoms of ARS/seroconversion have multiple symptoms. Fever is almost always present (80-90% of the time) and lymph node inflammation involves several areas of the body. A single enlarged node is rarely if ever seen. Diarrhea is not usually part of the picture. About half of affected people have a diffuse, uniform skin rash that doesn't itch --nothing like what you describe for the rash on your cheek.
The prodrome stage lasts 1 - 5 days before the infection becomes active and the skin rash erupts. Occasionally, the pain can last weeks or even months before the rash erupts.
Active Shingles.
The rash that marks the active infection follows the same track of inflamed nerves as the prodrome pain. Between 50 - 60% of cases occur on the trunk. The second most common site is the head, particularly on one side of the face. It may also erupt on the neck or lower back.
My Mother has had a skin issue going on for almost 2 years. She started with a rash on her hands and face, was given a high dose of erythromycin and became much worse after being out in the sun. She was taken off the antibiotics after going to Urgent Care and since then has visited her pcp, dermatologists, dermatopathologists (2) who took biopsies, rheumatologists, an endocrinologist and no one appears to know what is going on with her.
Were you able to see your doctor about this? Here is a symptom checker that may really help in these situations. https://symptomchecker.webmd.com/multiple-symptoms?symptoms=bruising-or-discoloration%7Cbulging-veins%7Cpain-or-discomfort%7Ctenderness-to-touch&symptomids=45%7C47%7C1%7C266&locations=58%7C58%7C58%7C58
Please let us know what the outcome to your situation was.
at 3 weeks i noticed a rash of some sort on the back of my hand, small reddish spots (like freckels) and then two larger areas about 1 inch long and 3/4 inch long on my knuckle and between my index finger and thumb. is this common in early hiv rashes. what is my risk.
This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/242952'>HIV RASH? - I am really worried -HELP</a>.
I can still tell where the rash is as the skin is still red. Another symptom I have is that my skin appears to be more red than normal, mostly on my hands and knees. The surface of my skin is fine, it just seems that there is an increase in blood in these areas. When I press down on my skin for a few seconds and then lift up, my skin is white for a few seconds and then turns back to red. I noticed this symptom about a week after the encounter.
What do you not understand about NO risk???? It doesn't matter what kind of rash you have or any other "symptom" for that matter...you can NOT get HIV from oral sex or condom protected sex!
Now, kindly move along!!
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