, legs, I would say all over my body. It was hot while I was there. I am not sure if it has to do with the detergents that the hotels uses for laundry. I have had it for a week now. Help.
rash or miliaria, a contact or allergic dermatitis. I suggest you have this assessed by a dermatologist. This may need topical and oral medications .The underlying triggers also need to be noted.
What aggravates the rash? Is the rash red and itchy ?
What relieves it?
Are you currently taking any medications for the rash?
this *****....i juss came back from mexico ten days ago. Now i also have tiny misquito/small hive looking bumps some clustered together and some spread out.i dont know if mexico had anything to do with it but i looked up EVERYTHING... it started on the back of my upper left arm, now...its on my right and on my elbows
i went camping on sunday and by monday morning i hade a small rash on my stomach now it has gotten worse it all over the back of my upper left leg and it itches alot they are small reddis bumps
I just got back from Playa del Carmen and I started to get an itchy rash in the airport on the way home. Now it is red and bumpy and itchy on my left forearm. I did go scuba diving. Could there be a connection?
I found this while looking for answers on my own mystery rash from the knees down. I was snorkeling in Cozumel right before the rash appeared.
"This is my first note, it's more of a warning for not-so-savvy tourists. The first day we arrived in Playa del Carmen we couldn't wait to go swimming but when we got to the beach we noticed that there were a ton of people sitting on the beach but not too many swimming. We went swimming anyways. When we were in the water we noticed hundreds of little tiny jellyfish-like creatures. They looked like little thimbles. Anyways we had a blast, went home and woke up in the morning cooooovvvered in a rash, mysteriously, only in places like armpits, inside of the elbow, knee, groin etc.... We asked the locals and they said it was "agua male" and that the little jellyfish were laying eggs, and that the larvae somehow got into our skin. I can tell you, it was a very painful 3 days (the first 3 days were the worst, but the rash lasted a week). The first day we were veritably debilitated from the pain, however the locals told us to rub freshly cut aloe stems from an aloe plant on the sore spots, and that seemed to hurry the recovery as well as provide some momentary relief. Anyways, as a word of caution, beware the agua male!
Update: I have found out that this is a medical condition caused by the "thimble jellyfish" and it's called Seabathers Eruption. "
2 days after returning form a cruise to Mexico I started to develope blisters and itchy bumps on both my arms from the elbows all the way out to the ends of my fingers. I have over 40 of these blister/bumps on my arms/hands/a few on my face and neck. I thought it was parisites at home and steamed floors/washed and cheched for fleas/bed bugs etc and nothing. Then my Mom called (we went togethter) from NC (I live in OH) and now she is developing these blisters on the back of her hands! 8 days after returning! We did not go in the water ..just waded a little one day. I know on board the ship they were dousing you with antibacterial gel every time you went in or out of a room or ate etc. HELP!!