Rash

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herbal remedies , ramona@r... wrote:

>

> I need some help. about a week ago i got a terrible rash. it appeared

> litteraly overnight. it gets pustules that pop at a touch and spurt

a clear

> yellow/orange liquid. The liquid spreads the rash but other than

that it

> doesn't seem to spread from a touch. If the it gets wet at all the

pustuiles

> instantly start to form. If it is dry it cracks and all the skin

(several

> layers by now) peal off. I have been treating it with just washing and

> melaluca (tea tree oil) but it burns terribly. This has stopped the

creeping

> spread along my skin and kept it dry, but i really need to get rid

of this

> thing!

> Ramona

 

 

What you are describing is what I got unintentionally from a tree in

my backyard. It is called the Tree of Heaven, a highly invasive

plant. You can do a search on google and look at photos to see if

this is something you might have come in contact with. If it is you

should go immediately to an emergency room because this is a highly

poisonous plant. The rash resembles poison ivy -- only worse. The

oozing pustules become patches and erode down through the layers of

your skin. Even the skin around the wounds become sensitive and trying

to keep bandages on it to catch the ooze is painful. I was treated

with TRIPLE Antibiotics intervenously! It was my last resort as it

did not clear up with any herbal, homeophathic, naturaopathic,

allopathic, or over the counter products. The worst thing about it is

each time you come in contact it gets worse and is harder to heal, and

you can become highly allergic to it. If you want to know more I can

forward info that was sent to me. Good Luck! Samantha

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mike and amy haskett

 

Friday, January 13, 2006 3:41 PM

Rash

 

 

Hi all,

 

I have been off line now for 2 weeks.

 

But I am back now. My dd come down with a rash on her hands on the 30th on Dec.

I beleive it is due to 1 of 2 things an antibiotic she was on or a new hand

sanitizer she used while at a skating rink I do have pictures posted if any one

would like to help me.

 

We have seen the Ped and dermatologist. The both arent sure Derm said he was

worried about auto immune disease which I think is a far cry but was wondering

if you all had any advicew hat to put on my babies hands

 

here is the link if you would like to look

thanks

amy

 

http://photobucket.com/albums/1103/chevy974/RASH/

 

 

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I can't tell from the pictures, but I do know the rash I used to get would

manifest as small water blisters, then they would break and scab. If the

rash is anything like that, I might be able to help. I found that reducing

stress, (ok that really doesn't work, you have to change how you feel about

stressers) and being more careful about the chemicals I will allow into my

world is very helpful. I was to many dr's over many years. and 'diagnosed'

with MANY things before they decided it was atopic dermatitis. Which in my

eyes is a cop out, since dermatitis means literally anything of or about the

skin. I digress. I would first try stopping the antibiotic. Then make her

some soap flakes to wash her hands when she is out. Let me know if the rash

is a bunch of small water blisters, and I might be able to offer some more

advice.

HTH

Theresa

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> here is the link if you would like to look

> thanks

> amy

 

Hi Amy,

I looked at the photos...and it looks similar to something I've dealt with.

Do her hands look like this on the top side as well as the palm??

 

If so, it could be that she's cleaning her hands too much. Years ago, I

went to Cosmotology school, and because of dealing with the public, and

cutting hair...yada yada....I had to wash my hands alot. My hands broke out

like this.....but it was on both sides of the hands. When I stopped washing

my hands as often...(of course, I still washed them!) and used a good thick

hand cream (non scented), my hands healed up nicely.

 

My hands still do this from time to time....especially if I've done alot of

housecleaning involving lots of water. I just treat my hands to a good hand

cream for several days, and they're back to normal.

 

HTH a bit,

Candy

 

 

 

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Well the rash is not blisterd its more of a flat molted rash in some places and

in larger areas clumped together in other areas. It is between her fingers and

NOT on hte back of her hands. I was thinking it was from the Avagard D hand

cleaner she used. It looks like it is getting better but it looks like it has

dried and peeled in some areas even thought I didnt see it actually peel. I did

fint the MSDS for the cleaner but it doesnt say much. I called the company and

they said people have reported rash so I dont know.

 

Also do any of you use a favorite lotion everything I look in the stores contain

a bunch or CRAP I cant read lol and contain alcohol.

 

 

thanks for looking

 

amy

 

 

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C. Lucas

Hi Amy,

I looked at the photos...and it looks similar to something I've dealt with.

Do her hands look like this on the top side as well as the palm??

 

If so, it could be that she's cleaning her hands too much. Years ago, I

went to Cosmotology school, and because of dealing with the public, and

cutting hair...yada yada....I had to wash my hands alot. My hands broke out

like this.....but it was on both sides of the hands. When I stopped washing

my hands as often...(of course, I still washed them!) and used a good thick

hand cream (non scented), my hands healed up nicely.

 

My hands still do this from time to time....especially if I've done alot of

housecleaning involving lots of water. I just treat my hands to a good hand

cream for several days, and they're back to normal.

 

HTH a bit,

Candy

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Osiyo John!

 

You may want to try a CS (colloidal silver) spray on the rash.

 

LoveBobAdageyudiStaya Udanvti

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If I had to guess, (but I am sure Doc

would know better), I would guess laundry detergent. It may be a severe build

up from a harsh laundry soap. In addition, the soap may not be totally

washing out of the clothes.

 

That’s the first thing I would look

at anyway.

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Laura Runkle

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

2:09 AM

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{Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

 

 

I have a mild rash on my legs - small red bumps,

itchy. Kind of

annoying but not too bad. I can still sleep at night and ignore the

rash most of the day.

 

Every couple hours, though, the rash gets itchy enough that I can't

ignore it. I don't want to take medicine, like Benedryl. I tried A & D

ointment, but that didn't work. So, I tried rubbing alcohol instead.

I was just trying to clear out the pores and clean the allergen

(assuming that's what it is) away.

 

So, here's where it gets weird. Using rubbing alcohol on a cotton

ball to clean my legs makes the cotton ball turn blue - a dark bluish

grey. It gets rid of the itch marvelously, but I can use cotton ball

after cotton ball and every one turns the same weird color.

 

I thought I'd try something else and took a hot bath in epsom salts.

When I drained the bath water, there was a dark bluish grey ring left

around the tub. This has never happened before; there has never been

a ring of any color at all, let alone a blue one.

 

Does anyone know what to make of this?

 

Thank you.

Laura

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add some white vinegar to the final rinse,,, it takes out all the residues from the detergents

 

good luck--- On Tue, 2/17/09, Debra Garrett <debralgarrett wrote:

Debra Garrett <debralgarrettRE: {Herbal Remedies} Rashherbal remedies Date: Tuesday, February 17, 2009, 2:05 PM

 

 

 

 

If I had to guess, (but I am sure Doc would know better), I would guess laundry detergent. It may be a severe build up from a harsh laundry soap. In addition, the soap may not be totally washing out of the clothes.

 

That¢s the first thing I would look at anyway.

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies [ herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Laura RunkleTuesday, February 17, 2009 2:09 AMherbal remedies{Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

 

I have a mild rash on my legs - small red bumps, itchy. Kind ofannoying but not too bad. I can still sleep at night and ignore therash most of the day. Every couple hours, though, the rash gets itchy enough that I can'tignore it. I don't want to take medicine, like Benedryl. I tried A & Dointment, but that didn't work. So, I tried rubbing alcohol instead.I was just trying to clear out the pores and clean the allergen(assuming that's what it is) away.So, here's where it gets weird. Using rubbing alcohol on a cottonball to clean my legs makes the cotton ball turn blue - a dark bluishgrey. It gets rid of the itch marvelously, but I can use cotton ballafter cotton ball and every one turns the same weird color.I thought I'd try something else and took a hot bath in epsom salts. When I drained the bath water, there was a dark

bluish grey ring leftaround the tub. This has never happened before; there has never beena ring of any color at all, let alone a blue one.Does anyone know what to make of this? Thank you.Laura

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My hubby also has a simular rash that started at his hip and has crept to his ankle , its not from any sort of soap cause i make my own with soapnuts for laundry and dishes to soap wort for shampoo and body soap , he noticed it when he got a new cell phone and put it in his pocket , he refuses a detox cause he says he can stomach it 5x daily and all that water , any suggestions would be appreciated no salves work we tried cortisone cream my home made salves , and oils we even tried a & d ointment as well thanks pat

PATRICIA AND ERNEST JONES Dip HM

IF YOU ALWAYS DO ,WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS DONE ,

YOU'LL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU ALWAYS GOT ,

Here in AMERICA we still TRUST IN GOD , AMEN

 

 

 

 

Debra Garrett <debralgarrettherbal remedies Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 2:05:53 PMRE: {Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

If I had to guess, (but I am sure Doc would know better), I would guess laundry detergent. It may be a severe build up from a harsh laundry soap. In addition, the soap may not be totally washing out of the clothes.

 

That¢s the first thing I would look at anyway.

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies [ herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Laura RunkleTuesday, February 17, 2009 2:09 AMherbal remedies{Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

 

I have a mild rash on my legs - small red bumps, itchy. Kind ofannoying but not too bad. I can still sleep at night and ignore therash most of the day. Every couple hours, though, the rash gets itchy enough that I can'tignore it. I don't want to take medicine, like Benedryl. I tried A & Dointment, but that didn't work. So, I tried rubbing alcohol instead.I was just trying to clear out the pores and clean the allergen(assuming that's what it is) away.So, here's where it gets weird. Using rubbing alcohol on a cottonball to clean my legs makes the cotton ball turn blue - a dark bluishgrey. It gets rid of the itch marvelously, but I can use cotton ballafter cotton ball and every one turns the same weird color.I thought I'd try something else and took a hot bath in epsom salts. When I drained the bath water, there was a dark

bluish grey ring leftaround the tub. This has never happened before; there has never beena ring of any color at all, let alone a blue one.Does anyone know what to make of this? Thank you.Laura

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Could it be due to microwaves from the phone in his pocket?

 

 

 

 

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009 1:50 PM

Re: {Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

My hubby also has a simular rash that started at his hip and has crept to his ankle , its not from any sort of soap cause i make my own with soapnuts for laundry and dishes to soap wort for shampoo and body soap , he noticed it when he got a new cell phone and put it in his pocket , he refuses a detox cause he says he can stomach it 5x daily and all that water , any suggestions would be appreciated no salves work we tried cortisone cream my home made salves , and oils we even tried a & d ointment as well thanks pat

PATRICIA AND ERNEST JONES Dip HM

IF YOU ALWAYS DO ,WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS DONE ,

YOU'LL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU ALWAYS GOT ,

Here in AMERICA we still TRUST IN GOD , AMEN

 

 

 

 

Debra Garrett <debralgarrettherbal remedies Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 2:05:53 PMRE: {Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

If I had to guess, (but I am sure Doc would know better), I would guess laundry detergent. It may be a severe build up from a harsh laundry soap. In addition, the soap may not be totally washing out of the clothes.

 

That¢s the first thing I would look at anyway.

 

 

 

 

 

herbal remedies [ herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Laura RunkleTuesday, February 17, 2009 2:09 AMherbal remedies{Herbal Remedies} Rash

 

 

 

 

I have a mild rash on my legs - small red bumps, itchy. Kind ofannoying but not too bad. I can still sleep at night and ignore therash most of the day. Every couple hours, though, the rash gets itchy enough that I can'tignore it. I don't want to take medicine, like Benedryl. I tried A & Dointment, but that didn't work. So, I tried rubbing alcohol instead.I was just trying to clear out the pores and clean the allergen(assuming that's what it is) away.So, here's where it gets weird. Using rubbing alcohol on a cottonball to clean my legs makes the cotton ball turn blue - a dark bluishgrey. It gets rid of the itch marvelously, but I can use cotton ballafter cotton ball and every one turns the same weird color.I thought I'd try something else and took a hot bath in epsom salts. When I drained the bath water, there was a dark bluish grey ring leftaround the tub. This has never happened before; there has never beena ring of any color at all, let alone a blue one.Does anyone know what to make of this? Thank you.Laura

 

 

 

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H,

 

Can anyone tell me if Sutherlandia OPC liquid can cause a type of rash. I have a

lot of little blisters or spots on the top of my head and they only seemed to

appear after I started taking it.

 

I seemed to remember reading somewhere that it could cause a rash but I am not

sure if I did or not!

 

Does anyone have any answers or suggestions on how to get rid of it.

 

Thanks

 

MM

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Hi MM,

To my knowledge, Sutherlandia OPC does not cause any type of rash. Is there something else that you introduced around the same time?