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Question by Al Rozz: Skin Rash?
Any home treatments for skin rash. They’re like little tiny pimples all over the arm
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Answer by New direction …try rubbing alcohol…if it persists go to a doctor.
Cell Phone Antenna Radiation : www.emfnews.org Mobile Phone Radiation Shield : www.emfnews.org The most common reaction for a person sensitive to electromagnetic frequencies is a warm burning sensation in the area most affected. This could be the face or one side of the head, or even a general burning sensation throughout the body. It is often described as similar to being sunburnt. There may also be physical signs such as skin rashes or blemishes as well as eye problems and a feeling that one’s mucus membranes have dried up. Below is a list of the most common symptoms of electromagnetic hypersensitivity. = A warm or burning sensation in the face somewhat like feeling sunburnt = A tingling or prickling sensation across the face or other parts of the body = Extreme dryness of mucus membranes such as the back of the throat and eyes = A swelling of the mucus membranes such as nose, throat, ears and sinuses without any infectious cause = Problems with concentration, loss of memory and dizziness = A feeling of impending influenza (flu) that somehow never quite breaks out = Headaches and nausea = Teeth and jaw pains = Aches and pains in muscles and joints = Cardiac palpitations Some of these symptoms can be put down to lethargy and possibly stress but all are obvious signs of an autoimmune reaction to something in your life. For EHS to be considered you have to think back to before you felt this way. Has something changed in your environment? Have you or your workplace … Video Rating: 4 / 5
Question by countryside_77: skin rash..?
i have this skin rash which i believe is called antifungal (well im not quit sure but the doctor gave me antifungal cream)…does it have anything to do with HIV? if not, what is the causes that rash?
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Answer by alyce g its caused by a fungus, a micorb related to mushrooms and yeast. Everyone has fungus and bacteria that live on the surface of the skin. When they are in balance, they keep each other in check, no rashes. But if all the bacteria die, the fungus will grow too much=rash. The same is true of the bacteria.
It is true that unusual fungal infections are symptoms of HIV, but your doc would do a test if he thought that was the root cause. If you think you were exposed, have a test done.
In the mean time, eat live culture yogurt, drink lots of water, use your cream, and keep the area clean, it should be better soon.
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