O Sh*T ...

[Wduaqnug]

Anyone know where i can look up pictures of allergies, chickenpox or other skin crap.


I had litte dark red dot under my arm , today i wake up i have all over same thing. i already had chickenpox but its possible to have 2nd one but chicken pox looks like bubbles and itches like crap and in my point of view i saw many times allergy on someone they usually on one place light dots. Please help I am going to my doctor to get referral to dermatology, i dont wanna wait for stupid referal i am gonna go to ER

 

[yobarman]

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[Wduaqnug]

I found similar rash picture but it said its from antibiotics but I didnt take any

 

[b0mbrman]

do you have WebMD?

 

[lawaris]

better go to the doc. and let him say what it is

 

[gooseman]

Ever had the measels??

 

[andaval]

As far as measles goes, I think it's really rare in the US now (my brother had the first case in 1997 in the US). You pretty much have to get it from someone visiting from another country or from being outside the US yourself. Definitely go to the doctor, though.

 

[loup garou]

Sounds like hives. You can get them from an allergic reaction, or even just from stress. Go to the dermatologist.

 

[Hammer]

Sounds like smallpox. Don't worry about it.

 

[ILikeSprite]

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shortest...... post...... ever......

 

[crawford]

<< Sounds like smallpox. Don't worry about it. >>


lol

 

[fatalbert]

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shortest...... post...... ever...... >>




lol

 

[CKDragon]

If I broke out in bumps on my body, I sure as hell wouldn't be posting about it on ATOT until I was at the doctor findout out what exactly was forming on my body...

CK

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

ok I'll say it...


PICS?



ewww... i grossed myself out.

 

[navyrn]

Take some benedryl and give it 24 hours. Could be shingles (same virus that causes chicken pox). Usually shingles are very painful or itchy. A lot of skin reactions self resolve. Could be related to a viral illness, have you been sick or febrile lately? Whatever it is, give it 24 hours and then see a doc... don't try to self diagnose.