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Did anyone have rashes on the body after rest?
Upon arrival, rashes began to appear in the form of mosquito bites, did anyone else have this? Respond please!!!! Didn't go on safari to the jungle either...
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there may be consequences after tick bites from the place where you sat or slept or allergy to the sun, protective oil, or oil that you purchased at the resort, contact a dermatologist, dermacosmetologist
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, a rash is a consequence, and there can be many and different reasons, it is better to go to a dermatologist and a specialist will determine what is wrong with you and how to treat it.
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, I had a lot of bites upon arrival. I think it was on the night of departure, I was in a short skirt) so my legs were bitten.
I didn’t go anywhere, I just bought an ointment for itching. Because I really wanted to scratch it. Then everything healed, like after mosquitoes.
I didn’t go anywhere, I just bought an ointment for itching. Because I really wanted to scratch it. Then everything healed, like after mosquitoes.
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answered 12 years ago
My advice is also a dermatologist. It could be anything. From a banal allergy to the manifestation of some kind of viral disease.
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answered 12 years ago
most likely these are beach fleas ... their bites appear after a couple of days.
+1 to dermatologist.
and don't worry)
+1 to dermatologist.
and don't worry)
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answered 12 years ago
My friend, after Sri Lanka, had a similar problem, she went to a dermatologist, then to an allergist. She developed an allergy to the sun. But the doctor must determine the cause, be sure to contact!
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answered 12 years ago
Last year on the beach in Hurghada I saw a man with spots all over his back, very reminiscent of lichen (hard to be more specific from a distance). He was lying on hotel towels, wiping himself with them. Then these towels go to someone else the next day (beach linen is washed less thoroughly than bedding). I do not want to scare anyone, but many dermatological diseases are transmitted precisely through the household.
If after taking antihistamines, the symptoms do not decrease within a week, consult a dermatologist.
If after taking antihistamines, the symptoms do not decrease within a week, consult a dermatologist.
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answered 12 years ago
Do not worry. These are most likely the bites of small maskites. My husband and I were bitten right on the beach + my husband went to the jungle (to the monastery). The scab was still the same! But everything went away without taking any medication for two weeks. For reference: the bites of maskites in Tae (on the island) "passed" for 2 months ...
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answered 12 years ago
Definitely a dermatologist. "Rashes" are an external manifestation of a variety of problems: from an allergic skin reaction to the active sun, to insect bites (small midges that live in the coastal zone) to the manifestation of serious diseases (a number of types of tropical fever are accompanied by rashes).
If, along with rashes and itching, there is an increase in temperature, pain in the joints and muscles, general malaise, a serious study is needed.
If the measures taken (taking antihistamines, soothing baths from string and chamomile, lubricating the rashes with aloe gel) did not bring relief, do not waste time - you need to consult an intelligent specialist familiar with the clinical signs of tropical diseases.
Self-medication and experiments on oneself are sometimes fraught with serious complications.
If, along with rashes and itching, there is an increase in temperature, pain in the joints and muscles, general malaise, a serious study is needed.
If the measures taken (taking antihistamines, soothing baths from string and chamomile, lubricating the rashes with aloe gel) did not bring relief, do not waste time - you need to consult an intelligent specialist familiar with the clinical signs of tropical diseases.
Self-medication and experiments on oneself are sometimes fraught with serious complications.
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