Yes, both my husband get these rashes that itch from ingesting too much salt. I am not a doctor, but through trial and error, I do this to take the "itchiness" away: I put rubbing alcohol on the rash, then wipe w/pure water, then dry the area, then put noxema and carmex on the skin and avoid wearing anything tight over the skin so the skin can breathe. I also sometimes put talc powder (either plain or for powder for atheletics foot) on top as that seems to dry up the rash. When the rash isn't too bad, I just use the rubbing alcohol and noxema (original version). The salt seems to creep in when we go out to eat and is in just about every half-way instant food. Afterwards, I drink lots of liquids the next day to flush the salt out.
cause its a rash? Maybe the rash itches a lot, and too much scratching has cut the skin.
Yes, pH levels can cause a rash and itchy skin. This is mainly due to allergies, and infections from too much yeast in the body.
Shigellosis can cause skin rash.
No.
You cannot get a skin rash because of wheezing. The cause of your wheezing may also be the cause of your skin rash though.
yes, poison ivy can cause a rash when it makes contact with skin
can ear infections cause skin rah?
yes
Papaya, mostly the skin of the fruit, can certainly cause a rash. If one experiences this, you shoukld be careful to eat the fruit and avoid the skin.
Absolutely on the skin rash. As to fungus, it would be very possibe if the wax was not clean or the prep was not done properly.
Lantana does cause a skin rash from the hairs on the leaves. The pollen can be a problem for some people.
Rinse off the salt water first thing. If the rash itches, take an antihistamine (ie benadryl). You may be able to calm the rash with a cool low fat milk compress (helps the rash heal) or by using a non-fragrant cream like aloe or diaper rash cream.