Question 1

what causes random rashes?

Accepted Answer

Rash: So many things cause rash. Skin is the largest organ in/on the body. To get the best diagnosis for a rash of any kind, it is recommended to have a doctor look at the rash to confirm and provide appropriate treatment based on the evaluation. Infections, irritation, allergy, medications, etc can all contribute to rash.

Question 2

what kind of rashes dont itch

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Nonitchy rashes: Excessively dry skin is a common cause. Certain viral illnesses, some medication or other allergies,heat or Sun exposure,overproduction of keratin. A dermatologist can evaluate and advise you best.

Question 3

what kind of rashes do levofloxcin causes?

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Skin rash: Can be anything from red prickly rash from head to toe to hives. Some hives more serious and need interruption of medication and medical attention as canberra life threatening.

Question 4

i have rashes that are spreading and wondering what they are!?

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Can't tell.: Rash is a very broad topic.  Dermatologists spend their whole life studying them.  Really need to give us a better description of the rash - location / appearance / itchy or not, etc - so that we an kind of limit the things it could be.

Question 5

are rashes a symptom of covid?

Accepted Answer

COVID 19:  A rash may or may not occur with a COVID 19 infection.

Question 6

what types of rashes are contagious?

Accepted Answer

Viral,bacteria,fungi: Many skin rashes are caused by infections such as herpes, zoster, staph, and tinea. These rashes are all contagious and need to be treated.

Question 7

how do you distinguish rashes/ measels?

Accepted Answer

Measles: measles rash tend to start on the face and behind the ear and then spreads to the rest of the body. Measles rash is usually associated with high fever and child looks very sick.

Question 8

taking flucloxacillin and have gotten 2 small rashes?

Accepted Answer

Allergic reaction?: Without seeing the rash there is no way in which it can be diagnosed over the internet, but the potential that this may be somehow related to the flucloxacillin as an allergic reaction or secondary infection would prompt one to go and see the doctor who prescribed this and let them evaluate the rash. Good luck.

Question 9

will hpv cause rashes?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Hpv causes warts.  The warts can be on the skin or on mucous membranes.  They can also be internal, such as on the vocal cords or cervix.

Question 10

what causes rashes/hives?

Accepted Answer

Immune system alert: For some reason (often it is mysterious even with best efforts to identify the agent) some people's immune systems go into an emergency alert mode and send out defensive weapons to protect you from what it feels as a threat. Unfortunately, it usually is an over-reaction and causes more problems for you. If your dr agrees - a daily benedryl may help. Be ready with an epi-pin & 911 for emergency!

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