#Rash symptoms

[maxinhealthcare]

Understanding Rashes: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Skin rashes, those pesky and often uncomfortable skin irritations, can leave us puzzled and distressed. They come in various forms, and their causes are diverse, making them a common dermatological concern. In this article, we'll unravel the mysteries of skin rashes, exploring their causes, symptoms, and understanding when it's time to seek medical assistance for these common skin ailments.

Causes of Skin Rashes:

Contact Dermatitis: This type of rash occurs when the skin comes into contact with irritants or allergens like certain soaps, plants, or metals. It often results in red, itchy, and sometimes blistered skin.

Allergic Reactions: Allergies to foods, medications, or insect stings can manifest as skin rashes, hives, or eczema. These rashes may be accompanied by swelling and itching.

Infections: Fungal, bacterial, or viral infections can lead to rashes. Conditions like ringworm, impetigo, and herpes can result in red, sore, or blistered skin.

Autoimmune Disorders: Conditions like lupus and psoriasis can cause chronic skin rashes due to the immune system mistakenly attacking healthy skin cells.

Heat Rash: Overexposure to hot and humid conditions can cause sweat ducts to become blocked, leading to heat rashes, typically seen in areas where sweat accumulates.

Drug Reactions: Some medications can trigger rashes as side effects. Consult your healthcare provider if you suspect a medication is causing your rash.

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[nexus-nebulae]

me as a kid: i have all these problems

every adult around me: you're not old enough to know what's wrong with you, you're fine

me as an adult: i still have all these problems

my doctors after i finally got the opportunity to choose them myself: oh my fucking god why have you never gotten help for all these problems. you should have seen me 10 years ago

[mylittleredgirl]

if i collect all the side effects from the prescription leaflet what do i win

[adhdstudybitch]

At least 10 different medical "professionals" when I tell them the entire story of me developing POTS, which started with "I got the covid booster": Well, the vaccine doesn't cause *insert whatever the suspected diagnosis of the week was* so that's irrelevant

One cardiologist under the age of 40: Actually, we are starting to see a connection between COVID, the booster, and dysautonomia, particularly in younger people, and especially if they have an autoimmune disorder.

[hiding-in-my-blanket-fort]

It takes an especially strong dosage of delusion for a toxic parent to completely ignore the obvious stress symptoms their child is having, then look them straight in the eye and say, "Well, of course it's not stress. What do YOU have to be stressed about?"

[frogspawned]

i think, at the end of the day, you have to respect the work you are adapting. a writer doesn't have to be a fan of the source material, or strictly follow the primary story, but you have to understand what made it good, what made it appealing, and what it meant to say.

i would say netflix's dungeon meshi rigorously follows the original manga, often panel for panel, to great effect. it's an excellent adaptation that understands the themes and character of the work. it celebrates it for what it is. conversely, i'd argue that amc's interview with the vampire is spectacular precisely because of the way it breaks from canon. it actively 'yes, and's the book, imo, thoughtfully exploring the themes on its own terms. changes are not inherently bad, nor is a perfect replica inherently good.

you can like a work, and not understand it. you can understand it and not be a fan. but if you can't respect it, you should just be writing original work.

[thethingything]

we've had a migraine for the last few days that's kind of been coming in waves of symptoms and has involved getting phantom smells of smoke the kind of go away a bit as the headache eases off and then come back really strong as the headache gets worse again but I kind of suspect we have a respiratory infection that's contributing to the migraine and triggering the smell? maybe? it's reminding me of having covid.

our asthma has been bad, our lymph nodes are swollen and tender, our sinuses hurt, we keep fucking sneezing, we've got the phantom smells, we keep getting a fever, etc. but the issue is, other than the phantom smells which only started a couple of days ago, we've had the rest of the symptoms for a few weeks. it's been a few weeks of constantly feeling like we're starting to get a cold but it hasn't fully set in yet and I don't know what the fuck is going on

[caffeinated-beverage]

Tolvydas master of disguise!! Except, no, that is not Tolvydas.. That’s uhh.. “Peanuts.” “Peanuts Babaganoosh.” It’s, uhh.. French. Yeah. And you KNOW this cannot possibly be just Tolvydas in sunglasses, a dress, and some makeup!! Because, Tolvydas is allergic to peanuts!! So, why on earth would they call themselves “Peanuts”????

[mars-ipan]

god i feel. SO lucky that i was able to get a diagnosis so fast. thank god for doctors who actually care

[sarasa-cat]

How i suspect that I am sick?

Brain is empty of all thoughts entirely. Just white noise. Static. Empty.

[roachemoji]

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[kindestatoms]

mouse in the lab bit me and now i think i have like a rodent-bacteria infection

[zolusbian]

starting a journey that will hopefully end in me getting diagnosed with lupus

[jimmy-wilson]

You know. I'm really starting to understand why they guess lupus in every fucking episode bc every single time some weird medical thing pops up i look it up and the cause is always Always Fucking Lupus

[zeynatura]

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[the-withering-system]

How to explain to doctor that you are unbearably itchy all the time😭