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What's the rash?
Hello, I am in Tunisia, I am 19 years old, I didn’t take a pill, I had diarrhea for 5 days, and for 1 day I vomited, my back, shoulders, chest became covered with a terrible red rash, it doesn’t go away for 5 days, what could it be?
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It can be either a reaction to the sun (my husband had this in Crete, though without diarrhea), or a liver reaction, which is the result of a certain intoxication (a mix of alcoholic beverages)
An accurate diagnosis is made, of course, by a doctor.
An accurate diagnosis is made, of course, by a doctor.
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answered 8 years ago
there may be a reaction to alcoholic cocktails or just drinks - they use artificial dyes, which are prohibited in Europe. First of all, stop drinking all colored drinks. Well, see a doctor, of course.
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answered 8 years ago
Either alcohol poisoning or enterovirus infection. No one will tell you directly. But if the rash appears after the nausea and diarrhea have passed, it is most likely an enterovirus. With an allergy to alcohol, it would appear simultaneously with other symptoms.
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answered 8 years ago
there is no allergy to alcohol. There is a small threshold dose (intolerance) of alcohol.
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answered 8 years ago
Five days!!! And are you still sitting? Are you waiting for dehydration? And if it's some kind of typhoid fever (God forbid). Urgently to the doctor. Why do you have insurance?
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answered 8 years ago
There is an allergy to alcohol.
But don't diagnose yourself. With these symptoms, the first thing to do is to see a doctor. No one will help you on the Internet, even doctors cannot treat you without examining you, and the advice of non-doctors can even be dangerous.
But don't diagnose yourself. With these symptoms, the first thing to do is to see a doctor. No one will help you on the Internet, even doctors cannot treat you without examining you, and the advice of non-doctors can even be dangerous.
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answered 8 years ago