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For two years I have suffered from a skin rash which mimics scabies. I have had various tests including biopsies. The rash now covers my entire body and itches a lot. For many years Ihave been on thyroid medication for nodules on my thyroid. Could the rash be related to my thyroid?
probably not, but you should visit a dermatologist. I have psoriasis that i found has grown. its definately from the stress, but I was trying to blame the meds lol
Hi, not sure about meds and rashes. But rashes are associated with a variety of auto-immune diseases. And due to the fact that thyroid conditions are also often due to an auto-immune disease process which attacks the thyroid, people with thyroid disease are also at risk of other auto-immune conditions. I would ask your doc if the rash could be related to one.
A speckled rash that wouldnt go away was the only sympton of diabetes my husband had.
Ask the doc to do a blood sugar screen. It ticksTick removal me off we spent 2 YEARS messing around before someone made the connection. Diflucan would get rid of it but it still return 2 x year and we have to re-treat.
PS if you have the surgery do NOT let them use neosporin or bacitracin on your insicion! I went thru a awful rash from it too..ugh not fun. Tell then to use something milder like A&D ointment since your already rash prone like me!
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It is nice to find someone who knows that rashes can be due to thyroid problems. I asked the Endocrinologist about the rashes and itching I have had for months about it...he said he doesn't really keep up with skin problems...what a dummy! I really need to find a doctor that actually know medicine...I told him the itching is driving me CRAZY and he had no clue. Thanks a bunch! Anyone know a good Endocrinologist in South Florida?
Ask the doc to do a blood sugar screen. It ticks me off we spent 2 YEARS messing around before someone made the connection. Diflucan would get rid of it but it still return 2 x year and we have to re-treat.