Question 1

it looks like quick red rashes as if blood clotting right under the skin if i scratch somewhere with pressure or get hurt .what might be causing this?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding under skin: Some have thin skin resulting in easy bruising.    Some who take anti platelet meds (aspirin, plavix) suffer the same.  Some have low platelet count resulting in bleeding under skin.  Best to see your doctor who can see the area of concern, and make appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan.

Question 2

i was massaging my face with a gua sha and i accidentally applied too much pressure on my forehead and now i have a little rash which i have to get rid of.what can i use to do it and how long its gonna last(its like 3 little blood dots under the skin?

Accepted Answer

: Superficial skin injury from any cause will take a few days to heal completely, no matter what the cause. As long as redness, "little blood dots", or rash are visible, all you can do is cover it with makeup.

Question 3

20 year old male rash on neck stuffy nose pressure in head and ears coughing ?

Accepted Answer

Sinus problem +?: The stuffy nose, pressure in head and ears, and coughing sound like a sinus and/or middle ear infection.  The other possibility is environmental allergies to something unr sensitive to. The rash on the neck? Not usually part of above possibilities. May be a separate problem, possibly even a skin allergy to a contactant. If throat is sore or fever, worrisome.  See you pcp.

Question 4

i have small lumps under my skin in the abdomen, pressure in lower back right side and buttocks ,pulling sensations abdomen and back rash on buttocks tinnutus and headaches can all of this possibly be related?

Accepted Answer

: I don't think that these varied  symptoms are interrelated. The abdominal lumps are most likely benign fatty growths. Your best bet is to consult a specialist in internal medicine who'll take a complete history&amp;system review, perform a thorough physical examination, order appropriate tests and then advise &amp;treat you or refer you to appropriate specialists such as a dermatologist or neurologist.

Question 5

can anaphylaxis occur with no swelling or a skin rash, involving only tightening of throat and fallin blood pressure. can it go unnoticed/go by itself?

Accepted Answer

Yes but: Anaphylaxis doesn't always manifest the same way and yes it may resolve spontaneously.
Need more details about timing, these and other symptoms. Was your blood pressure measured and what was it?
Was throat tightening due to swelling which takes a long time to resolve or muscle spasm which can resolve after minutes?

Question 6

can i get yeast infection on buttock? largish skin eruption, purplish, feels rough, possible blisters (can't see well)...sore to touch or w pressure.

Accepted Answer

Skin Lesion: Don't worry get it checked out.  It needs to be looked at either by your primary physician or a dermatologist.  It could be a patch of dry skin to a skin cancer.  Put your fears to rest by checking to see what it is.  It could even be shingles.

Question 7

i've been on amoxicillin for 5 days, for an abscessed tooth,  yesterday a red rash on my upper feet, ankles, calves, and on my arms appear.  i have a sinus pressure in the front of head, and a slight headache, nothing major. should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

: Yes. You may be having allergic reaction to Penicillin. Call your Dentist immediately. Also note that PCN will not cure infection, only limit spread of infection. Specific dental treatment is mandated.

Question 8

what causes pressure to build up in the head?

Accepted Answer

Too many to answer: Causes can be:
tumor, infection, bleeding, trauma, lymphoma, idiopathic- we don't know why, 
from surgery, sinus leaks, and so many other reasons, i can't list them.

Question 9

what could daily pressure of the head be causes by?

Accepted Answer

Many possibilities: One would be to tight a hat.

But really, there are many possibilities, listing all of them would just cause anxiety over things that are prob not even possible.

Best to get an exam, and get a correct DX and treatment if needed.

Question 10

can dry skin cause rashes?

Accepted Answer

Dry skin: It does not cause rashes but scales. if you scratch then it will develop some time. Moisturizing cream or lotions will be helpful.

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It looks like quick red rashes as if blood clotting right under the skin if i scratch somewhere with pressure or get hurt .what might be causing this?

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I was massaging my face with a gua sha and i accidentally applied too much pressure on my forehead and now i have a little rash which i have to get rid of.what can i use to do it and how long its gonna last(its like 3 little blood dots under the skin?

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20 year old male rash on neck stuffy nose pressure in head and ears coughing ?

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I have small lumps under my skin in the abdomen, pressure in lower back right side and buttocks ,pulling sensations abdomen and back rash on buttocks tinnutus and headaches can all of this possibly be related?

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Can anaphylaxis occur with no swelling or a skin rash, involving only tightening of throat and fallin blood pressure. can it go unnoticed/go by itself?

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Can i get yeast infection on buttock? largish skin eruption, purplish, feels rough, possible blisters (can't see well)...sore to touch or w pressure.

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I've been on amoxicillin for 5 days, for an abscessed tooth, yesterday a red rash on my upper feet, ankles, calves, and on my arms appear. i have a sinus pressure in the front of head, and a slight headache, nothing major. should i be concerned?

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What causes pressure to build up in the head?

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