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  1. 06-07-2019, 11:09 AM #1
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    Odd rash?

    For the last few days I've been getting a red blotchy rash if I rub or scratch my a skin it is itchy and last roughly a half hour and seems to occur all ovet. Any ideas?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    For the last few days I've been getting a red blotchy rash if I rub or scratch my a skin it is itchy and last roughly a half hour and seems to occur all ovet. Any ideas?
    Did you sleep with a sketchy person?

    Rash could be anything from clothing, soap, food allergy etc. Only way for it to be gear related is if it was a new carrier oil that doesn't agree with you. If it's in the middle of cycle then it wouldn't be the case.

    Other than that, could be 101 possibilities - start tracking and see what's changed since the rash.
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    It seems to be getting better. I haven't really changed anything when it started. I guess I'll see how it is over the weekend.
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    Ok so it seems to be getting better. Took a picture of it on my arm really didn't even know it was there this time until I looked at it and it is completely gone in 20-30 minutes
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    Ok so it seems to be getting better. Took a picture of it on my arm really didn't even know it was there this time until I looked at it and it is completely gone in 20-30 minutes
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    Removing any brush or doing any type of yard work where you were carrying something? Looks like my arms after I carry a bunch of trimmed juniper branches or something similar
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    Quote Originally Posted by SampsonandDelilah View Post
    Removing any brush or doing any type of yard work where you were carrying something? Looks like my arms after I carry a bunch of trimmed juniper branches or something similar
    No it seems to occur after scratching or rubbing on something such as clothes, or my backpack straps. Last week the back of my hand was breaking out after wearing gloves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    No it seems to occur after scratching or rubbing on something such as clothes, or my backpack straps. Last week the back of my hand was breaking out after wearing gloves.
    Like Windex said, could be anything. Change in detergent? Well glad it’s better and hopefully not gear related
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    Could be a bug bite that irritated an area that you ended up scratching
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    I'm starting to think it might be high hematocrit It can cause itching and I have been a little flush lately. It's been 5 weeks since I donated blood last and I made an appointment for next week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    No it seems to occur after scratching or rubbing on something such as clothes, or my backpack straps. Last week the back of my hand was breaking out after wearing gloves.
    If it keeps it up I would see a dermatologist.
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    Take your fingernail and lightly scratch a letter in your arm or a shape. If it welts its skin writings.

    Looks like very light poison ivy or skin writings.

    Skin writings can be a bitch to figure out the root cause of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Obs View Post
    Take your fingernail and lightly scratch a letter in your arm or a shape. If it welts its skin writings.

    Looks like very light poison ivy or skin writings.

    Skin writings can be a bitch to figure out the root cause of.
    Scratched it and the area turned red then the scratch marks raised up then returned to normal within a half hour. Ive been a bit itchy mainly in the morning, and in the forearms. It is definitely improving tho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    Scratched it and the area turned red then the scratch marks raised up then returned to normal within a half hour. Ive been a bit itchy mainly in the morning, and in the forearms. It is definitely improving tho.
    Look up skin writings. It has a fancy name I cant remember.
    I had this for five years before I figured out it was gluten causing it.
    An allergist or dermatologist will best determine what is causing it.

    Mine was horrible when I got out of the shower so I tried everything with soaps to no avail. Dropped gluten two weeks and it went away.

    Now I eat gluten pretty much at any amount I want with no issues like that.

    I also was stressed as hell and hated my life because of my wife. I divorced her ass so that could be part of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Obs View Post
    Look up skin writings. It has a fancy name I cant remember.
    I had this for five years before I figured out it was gluten causing it.
    An allergist or dermatologist will best determine what is causing it.

    Mine was horrible when I got out of the shower so I tried everything with soaps to no avail. Dropped gluten two weeks and it went away.

    Now I eat gluten pretty much at any amount I want with no issues like that.

    I also was stressed as hell and hated my life because of my wife. I divorced her ass so that could be part of it.
    i have been under a lot of stress the past few weeks and i swear it gets worse the more i think about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 99JT View Post
    i have been under a lot of stress the past few weeks and i swear it gets worse the more i think about it.
    I am betting that is a big factor.
    Cortisol enhances it.

    Mine peaked about a time I was more stressed than ever. There was no escaping that bitch lol
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