
Mantaboobanta
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Its called syphillus my man. |
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Actress/Singer/Dancer
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Sun-Poisoning |
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Willy
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Try this...http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/tools/symptom/545.html
It might be Pityriasis Rosea. I had it for about 3 months, I was assured by my doctor it was nothing and would go away on it's own and it did. No guarantees that's what you have though. There's too many rashes and no pictures to help get an accurate guess. And that's really all it would be any way, a guess. |
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Bronzo
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It could be eczema or psoriosis. I would go see a doctor and they will prescribe good creams to clear it right up! |
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Brooke
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it's just sunburn:) |
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Kostas M
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Go to a doctor.
If someone tells you to put cement on it will you do it? Don't ask such stuff in here. Best thing you have to do is
Go see a doctor.. |
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sweet mami
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Sometimes I am the same way, and most of the times it happens when it starts when the temperature gets warmer. It could be eczema because thats what I have and if you go to a dermatologist she will prescribe some cream that you could apply to your skin about 3 times per day, if you dont have the time or money to go to the dermatologist you could use Aveeno anti Itch lotion it is dermatologist approved and works really well, you could even get the Aveeno bath gel to take baths/showers with and you will notice that your skin gets much better after just a couple days. You could also try Eucerin but that one is a little bit oiler and I dont like oily lotions so if you dont either go with the Aveeno! Good luck! |
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crazypunk51
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Well you should go to the doctor whether or not your parents think there is nothing wrong. :P |
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Geena
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it could be a staf infection. my mentor had the same thing. i would get it checked out immediately if its spreading. you dont want anything amputated
you could also be having a allergic reaction to something |
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Jlynn
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try keeping your skin moisturized. use lotion a couple of times a day.
what you are describing could be eczema. your parents should take you to your doctor so you can be sure. eczema sometimes needs to be treated with prescription medication. if it is something more serious, you will want to know ! |
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Kris L
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What you described is probably seborrhea ... and tell your parents that you DO need to see a doctor because it could also be eczema or psoriasis. The doctor may be able to give you a 'prescription' but may also just tell you what over the counter things you can do to relieve this condition. If it's ITCHY, it's probably just seborrhea, but you din't say anything about itching, just about hurting or burning. Show this to your parents ... I'm a psychologist, and I'm married to a man with seborrhea ... and I know that you NEED to see a doctor. |
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AllAboutMe
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maybe eczema?or psoriasis? WHO KNOWS?we're not doctors,and without having a look is kind of hard....and why do you need your parents to go with you?just ring your gp and expalin it over the phone...your doctor then will tell you if it's the case for you to go and see him... |
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Melissa2323
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If your parents think it is nothing, is there a way you can just go to the school nurse (i'm just making an assumption you are under 18) or the college nurse? |
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Grace Z
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probably just a sunburn |
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hirstboi
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is your skin bleeding if it becomes too dry? - cause my friend has that skin disease
could just be excema though (sorry if spelling is wrong) |
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bryant s
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maybe it's just temporary |
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Jessica S
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it's called sunburn my pal |
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snapple_x_apple
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I think it's sunburn. sunburn turns red, then peels. |
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~Baby Girl~
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go to the school nurse |
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Ruby
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tell your parent that it won't go away, and that it' getting worse and you think you should see the Doctor about it, that what I would do if my parents wouldn't take me to the docs. |
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whgilmore
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You probably came in contact with some irritant to your skin. Perhaps it is a concern. But unless your parents are in the medical field, none of you should leave it to chance, you should get a medical opinion. You can do this at school; your school should have a nurse who can give you a simple evaluation of your problem and your parents won't have to necessarily know unless it is serious. Just a suggestion. |
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Gorgo II
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Sounds like you have a sunburn, or some sort of skin cancer. |
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