Yahoo Answers is shutting down on May 4th, 2021 (Eastern Time) and beginning April 20th, 2021 (Eastern Time) the Yahoo Answers website will be in read-only mode. There will be no changes to other Yahoo properties or services, or your Yahoo account. You can find more information about the Yahoo Answers shutdown and how to download your data on this help page.
Trending News
Red Splotches all over body & very swollen eyes?
Okay, so im seriously desperate right now.
Over the past two days ive gotten red splotchy marks all over my body. They started off quarter size but got much bigger and have now lost the round shape. Turning into patches of red. They are itchy as hell.. The first morning i saw this i woke up to very swollen eyes. Then i noticed the red marks on my hands and arms. They started to get much bigger and very itchy. My thumb was very swollen when i went to bed.
Day two (today) Im still covered in red splotches. My face/ eyes is still swollen but now my fingers are swelling so the point of not bending now.. And i now have red dots all over my face. It started bit by bit, first it was my thumb and now its the two fingers beside it. All swollen to the point of not moving. My scalp has also been very itchy, to the point of me scratching it raw. My joints on fingers and feet are sore now too and they hurt to move. I also have to having a hard time breathing. im still able to breath, but it isnt as easy as it should be.. I also feel like barfing from time to time.
Everyone thought it might be hives from an allergic reaction, but once they spread it was obvious it wasnt. I went to emerge this morning and the dr and nurses didnt even know what it was.. They said it was either hives or a viral infection. I got a shot of benadrille and was sent home. They also told me to see my dr. So ive made an appt, but its not until tomorrow.
Does anyone have any idea what this might be ?
3 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
It seems to me to be an allergic reacton watch what you eat and get an allergy test done to be.sure as allergic reactions can get worse. Is there any food that makes it worse like nuts,milk,pollen etcc... Good luck
Source(s): Grannys a nurse - Anonymous6 years ago
La rosácea es una enfermedad que hace que la piel se enrojezca en algunas zonas de la cara y puedan aparecer pústulas, enrojecimiento ocular y otros adornos poco o nada bienvenidos. Recalco en la parte de “nada”.
Sin embargo, la rosácea es algo bastante común, y puede tratarse con efectividad si sabemos cómo. No hace falta un gran desembolso ni un gran esfuerzo, circula por ahí un manual muy sencillo, en español, para curar la rosácea. Te lo dejo aquí:
Mucho ánimo.
- oscar mLv 58 years ago
something you ingested most likely. Go gluten free, dairy free for a week or two. think about what you been eating. wheat gluten is known for skin problems. Take vitamins, eat dark leafy greens, eggs. check out show gcnlive.com fire your md.