Rash

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> >

> > Hello all,

> >

> > Could anyone recommend a 'natural' type cream to be used for a

> persistant jockitch type of

> > rash? I have been led to believe that the rash is directly a result

> of my intestinal dysbiosis

> > which I am working on. Hovever with summer fast approaching,

> something to relieve it's

> > symptoms would be greatly appreciated. As I live in a foreign

> country, something that is

> > available over the internet would be suitable.

> >

> > Many thanks for your help.

> >

> >

> >

>

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I tried the ozonated olive oil and did not see any change in my skin. I'm not

saying it won't work for others, but I wanted to share my experience.

[Guest guest]

, the one thing to watch is that ozonated olive oil made to H.

's specs is not ozonated properly for three weeks, and a few

hours of ozone bubbling through the oil as only makes it taste

bad without making it useful.

If the OOO is made right there will be no difference between brands.

It should be a thick white paste that smells strongly of ozone and

looks like petroleum jelly. I prefer to order mine from ozone pioneer

Dr. Saul Pressman email: saul@...

Duncan

> > >

> > > Hello all,

> > >

> > > Could anyone recommend a 'natural' type cream to be used for a

> > persistant jockitch type of

> > > rash? I have been led to believe that the rash is directly a

result

> > of my intestinal dysbiosis

> > > which I am working on. Hovever with summer fast approaching,

> > something to relieve it's

> > > symptoms would be greatly appreciated. As I live in a foreign

> > country, something that is

> > > available over the internet would be suitable.

> > >

> > > Many thanks for your help.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thankyou very much Duncan,

I have sent Dr Pressman an email and am eagerly

awaiting a reply...

--- Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> , the one thing to watch is that ozonated olive

> oil made to H.

> 's specs is not ozonated properly for three

> weeks, and a few

> hours of ozone bubbling through the oil as

> only makes it taste

> bad without making it useful.

>

> If the OOO is made right there will be no difference

> between brands.

> It should be a thick white paste that smells

> strongly of ozone and

> looks like petroleum jelly. I prefer to order mine

> from ozone pioneer

> Dr. Saul Pressman email: saul@...

>

> Duncan

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Hello all,

> > > >

> > > > Could anyone recommend a 'natural' type cream

> to be used for a

> > > persistant jockitch type of

> > > > rash? I have been led to believe that the rash

> is directly a

> result

> > > of my intestinal dysbiosis

> > > > which I am working on. Hovever with summer

> fast approaching,

> > > something to relieve it's

> > > > symptoms would be greatly appreciated. As I

> live in a foreign

> > > country, something that is

> > > > available over the internet would be suitable.

>

> > > >

> > > > Many thanks for your help.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

, ozonated olive oil does not work on detoxification rashes, but

it works marvelously on rashes caused by any type of infection.

Duncan

>

> I tried the ozonated olive oil and did not see any change in my

skin. I'm not saying it won't work for others, but I wanted to share

my experience.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I had exactly the same thing. Its a very good sign that you are healing. I had

rashes all over my body. Noy, my rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, insomnia, bad

breath, brain fog, difficulty to concentrate, fatigue are all much much better.

Most of them disappeared completely. I sticked to the diet also I was on a

program called CANDIGONE for 2 weeks which includes garlic, caprylic acid, grape

seed extract, pau d'arco, oregano and several other herbs... My improvement is

huge!

carrielwestbrook <carrielwestbrook@...> wrote: My rash on the

inside of my elbow will not go away! It will start to

appear to be healing and then a few days later it's worse than before.

It's one of the main things driving me crazy!

I take epsom salt baths nearly every night, put coconut oil on my skin

morning and night, and have tried the pau d'arco tea on it. Nothing

has helped. And I'm taking my supplements and eating on the plan

without cheating.

Help!

in Texas

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>

> My rash on the inside of my elbow will not go away! It will start to

> appear to be healing and then a few days later it's worse than

before. It's one of the main things driving me crazy!

>

> I take epsom salt baths nearly every night, put coconut oil on my

skin morning and night, and have tried the pau d'arco tea on it.

Nothing has helped. And I'm taking my supplements and eating on the

plan without cheating.

==>Well done on not cheating ! Apply baking soda to it too.

After you apply coconut oil pat some baking soda on it. You can also

take a bath in baking soda and Epsom salts - I can't recall the

amounts. Baking soda is very soothing to the skin.

But natural healing does take time and if you have had any rash like

that in the past (anytime in your life) your body will retrace it as

well - per Hering's Law of Cures - in my main candida article. Also it

is good to know your body is getting rid of toxins as indicated by the

rash.

Also see if there are any other suggestions you can use in the articles

in our files (left menu) - scroll down for the " Skin Problems &

Treatments " Folder.

I hope that helps you my friend.

Bee

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Your friend better find a doctor or a nurse practitioner that will give him

antibiotics. Forget the useless tests and get on Doxy right away. The sooner you

get whatever has infected him the better. This is not a wait and see kind of

disease.

Torrey

LifeLyme of Texas

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[ ] Rash

What does a blister rash mean? A neighbor of a friend of ours was

bitten by a " seed " tick and now he has a blister rash with clear

fluids coming out of them. He has not felt right since he was bitten 4

days ago but has not had a fever. Is this also a sign of LD or another

tick borne illness? He had called his Doctor and of course was told

not to worry, but our friend, knowing the problems we went through

called me.

Thanks in advance for any info.

Anita

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>

> My rash inside my elbow has reappeared. And it's also on the other

> side of my arm...next to my elbow. It, along with some other itchy

> symptoms, seems to appear one week after ovulation and last nearly

> through my period and the clears up. When will this go away!?!?

It's terribly itchy and drives me crazy!

>

> Thanks,

==>Hi in Texas. Your body will retrace previous symptoms in

order to heal them, and also rashes are caused by toxins coming out

through the skin. The itching is caused by the immune system producing

histamines for healing purposes. For treatments see the Folder for our

Group's Files (left menu) for the C) Skin Problems & Treatments Folder.

Bee

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,

I did get hives as an allergic reaction to dexamethasone and they were all over my body. Prednisone wiped them out over night. The hives didn't show until about 10 or 11 days after the infusion and it took a bit of detective work to determine which of the four elements of my TX was causing the problem. Point being your rash might be a delayed reaction to something that occurred over a week ago.

Good luck,

Fred Hummel, 81, Arcata, CA;CLL/SLL dx 1.98; Fludara 2000;Fludara, Rituxan, Novantrone, Decadron, 2002;Rituxan, 2004;Rituxan, Chlorambucil, Prednisone, 2005, 2006;IvIG 12/06-5/07; RFC-Lite 7/07 - 12/07.

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I'm no help. My rash appeared 2 days after my shingles pain began. (Christmas day! a few years ago) Location made the dx easy. Anti-viral med took care of the rash quite promptly, but was initiated too late to prevent my post-herpetic neuralgia which hung on for 2 months. wayne jb50192@... wrote: A lot has been said about rashes on this site. I have suddenly developed an ugly rash on my neck

and upper chest. Theories go from poison ivy to hives to something systemic. It's frightfully itchy and keeps appearing in new places. I'm trying Valtrex and some ointments and antihistamines. Could I hear about other people's experiences, when, why, what, and how they fixed it? My latest thought is Prednisone, but I need clearance first. Thanks, The year's hottest artists on the red carpet at the Grammy Awards. AOL Music takes you there.

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I use Flucinonide, a generic Lidex, for my many rashes

on my back. If I use it at the first sign of an itch,

it stops the full eruption. You need a prescription

for it. My derm. also recommended I use Am Lactin

lotion daily all over my body to avoid winter itch.

the lotion lasts longer than the cream, also spreads

more easily. You may have request the pharmacist order

itm but it works beautifully.

Yesterday, I began a course of IVIG in hopes it will

avoid another pneumonia outbreak. They also gave me a

second pneumonia vaccine which will target a different

set of bugs, also a meningeal vaccine, which they hope

will also help me with my respiratory problems and a

vaccine against haemophilus, a bug that has appeared

in my sputum.

In addition, my CT-scan has raised questions about

whether my lung cancer has already recurred, only six

months after it was removed.It is possible it is

simply scarring. In the next few weeks, i am seeing a

whole bunch of doctors to help decide what to do.

Carolyn, age 78, dx 9/05,w & w

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Hi ,

You may have poison oak that has gone systemic. I had that a couple

times and needed a heavy duty dose of prednisone along with a topical

that my MD had to prescribe. It worked great. Now I avoid PO like the

plague. Good luck!

Robin Sale

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Gosh ,I am so sorry! Sure hope you get some relief soon. I'm praying for this to get under control quickly and go away! God Bless, Debbie Light www.cllcfriends.com jb50192@... wrote: Thanks for all the suggestions - nothing is helping - I went on Prednisone, thought that would help, found new spots on legs today - local doc still says poison ivy

via my cat - I can't believe it - Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living. I can only Imagine !!!!! Deb

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A few years back a friends daughter broke out head to toe with poison ivy. She got it from her horse. A day or two before her out break she had groomed and rode the horse. The poison ivy was all over the horse. Just a thought.

On Feb 19, 2008 7:46 AM, <jb50192@...> wrote:

Thanks for all the suggestions - nothing is helping - I went on Prednisone, thought that would help, found new spots on legs today - local doc still says poison ivy via my cat - I can't believe it -

Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

. Could be the cat...Hope you soon get a handle on this,

for I know it

is annoying to say the least. I know some relief comes from

the Oatmeal

bath stuff I told you about. Avenno, or even the off brands.

Just pour in bath water. Even if it only gives relief long enough for you to

get some sleep. Thinking about you. Barb N - Arkansas

[Guest guest]

It's not so bad to tolerate - what makes me nuts is that I think I've got it, and then I get some new spots somewhere else - and, in my gut I'm not convinced it's poison ivy from the cat - I still suspect something systemic, but nothing has changed - Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

This

may sound silly but could it be Eczema? I recently broke out with a rash

(small blisters) on some of my fingers and behind my ear. I would have

thought it was poison ivy too except that I have had it now for months.

It all of a sudden popped up out of the blue and has not gone away.

Re: Re:Rash

It's

not so bad to tolerate - what makes me nuts is that I think I've got it, and

then I get some new spots somewhere else - and, in my gut I'm not convinced

it's poison ivy from the cat - I still suspect something systemic, but nothing

has changed -

Delicious

ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch

the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

Suzanne - Yes - maybe - but from what, and what to do? It keeps appearing in new spots.....Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

- by the time we get you covered with lotion, oatmeal, baking soda (my grandmother passed the last two down to us also, esp. for bee stings), etc., you will be mummified and won't know you have a rash anymore. There's an up side to everything.**************Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL Living. (http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)

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Dear All,

Addressing possible rash relief.

An old fashioned recipe from my mother who was an RN

for when we kids got mysterious (surface) rashes from

rolling down the hills on the farm (full of posion

ivy, etc. - I didn't get allergic until into my

30's), hiking in the woods, and picking berries in the

brambles (maybe applicable to 's cat?).

Recipe simple:

A baking soda paste with water. Spread over area. Let

dry. Shower and repeat maybe 2 or 3 times per day.

It was soothing, and supposedly drew out the " poison. "

Maybe can provide you some topical relief?

Regards,

Geraldine

--- " B. Nick. " <barbnick@...> wrote:

> . Could be the cat...Hope you soon get a handle

> on this, for I know it

>

> is annoying to say the least. I know some relief

> comes from the Oatmeal

>

> bath stuff I told you about. Avenno, or even the off

> brands. Just pour in

> bath water. Even if it only gives relief long enough

> for you to get some

> sleep. Thinking about you. Barb N - Arkansas

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear et al,

I've been a serious equestrian since age 14 -- do you

know that horses love to EAT poison ivy if they have

any chance on a trail ride, and they are not allergic

to it?

Geraldine

--- Tipton <dcdtip@...> wrote:

> ,

> A few years back a friends daughter broke out head

> to toe with poison ivy.

> She got it from her horse. A day or two before her

> out break she had groomed

> and rode the horse. The poison ivy was all over the

> horse. Just a thought.

>

>

> On Feb 19, 2008 7:46 AM, <jb50192@...> wrote:

>

> > Thanks for all the suggestions - nothing is

> helping - I went on

> > Prednisone, thought that would help, found new

> spots on legs today - local

> > doc still says poison ivy via my cat - I can't

> believe it -

> >

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------

> > Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters.

> Watch the video on AOL

> >

>

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-duffy/2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598>

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yup, my mother is probably the age of your mother.

It would be nice if one of these helped.

--- pkennedy16@... wrote:

> - by the time we get you covered with lotion,

> oatmeal, baking soda (my

> grandmother passed the last two down to us also,

> esp. for bee stings), etc.,

> you will be mummified and won't know you have a rash

> anymore. There's an up side

> to everything.

>

>

> **************

> Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL

> Living.

>

>

(http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/\

2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for the great bits if advice

My problem is less one of physical discomfort than it is of the fact of the unexplained spreading making me crazy

Had a good talk with Dr. Furman yesterday. I've always liked the word "systemic" and what he said sort of confirmed the thought.

Initially it may have been some Poison Ivy that I picked up from my cat. That revved up the immune system, which is reacting by sending up bunches of spots (much less itchy than the original) on various parts of my body.

So it may no longer be me touching an affected area, then touching an unaffected area, and spreading it in this manner. It is the stimulated immune system that sort of haphazardly sends our bits of rash all over.

His advice is to ride it out. This last day I have stopped applying the various things I was using, and am just trying to let things get dry and unbothered.

We'll see.....

Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

Hi , So sorry you are enduring this rash.White shoe polish(Liquid) will help dry up a rash.My mom used to put this on my brother's poisin ivy! Good Luck!I'm saying a prayer for you! God Bless, Deb www.cllcfriends.com jb50192@... wrote: Thank you all for the great bits if advice My problem is less one of physical discomfort than it is of the fact of the unexplained spreading making me crazy Had a good talk with Dr. Furman yesterday. I've always liked the word "systemic" and what he said sort of confirmed the thought. Initially it may have been some Poison Ivy that I picked up from my cat. That revved up the immune system, which is reacting by sending up bunches of spots (much less itchy than the original) on various parts of my body. So it may no longer be me touching an affected area, then touching an unaffected area, and spreading it in this manner. It is the stimulated immune system that sort of haphazardly sends our bits of rash all over. His advice is to ride it out. This last day I have stopped applying the various things I was using, and am just trying to let things get dry and unbothered.

We'll see..... Delicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living. I can only Imagine

!!!!! Deb

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