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eczema or dermatitis in pregnancy...?
I had never had any kind of rashs in my whole life until i fell pregnant with my first child 2 years ago.. a small part of my forearm started coming up with an itchy spot like rash but seemed to only come and go and didnt get too bad. Ever since i had my baby it has come and gone in the same spot but cleared up alot. I am now 5 weeks pregnant with my 2nd baby and it has come back but heaps worse this time, its spread across my arm and i have another rash type thing on my other shoulder. They are both very itchy and sore. Ive looked at pictures of eczema and dermatitis on the net and it looks pretty much the same. Im going to the doctor this week to see what can be done about it. Has anyone ever had this flare up in pregnancy? if so what did you do and did it cause any other problems.?
(sorry, i know that was a long one) =)
Absolutely! My second pregnancy was the worst, I itched form head to toe!! I was told by the doctor I was suffering from Urticaria (nettle rash or hives as i later found out!) which he said was a form of dermatitis. I found baths made me itch more, so i stuck to showers. By the time I had my third baby, I had pretty much realised all the things that trigger the itchy rash, such as certain washing detergents, etc, and managed to avoid the long bouts of itching.
Dealing with a Scabies Rash
The red itchy rash is one of the initial symptoms of scabies. Just like all the other symptoms of scabies, the rash is caused due to the allergic reactions to the toxins secreted by the parasitic mites. The main agents that produce rash are the eggs laid by the underlying parasites as well as their faecal matter. Along with the rash, the sufferers would also experience severe itch, scaling or blistering of the skin and discomfort.
In a majority of cases, the scabies rash appears similar to the manifestations of a lot of other skin diseases, including dermatitis, eczema, and chicken pox. When there are no other relevant signs of mite infestation, the rash could also lead to other conditions and would prevent the doctors from an accurate diagnosis. This also delays the right treatment forms. The ambivalent nature of the scabies rash is one of the main reasons of delayed medical intervention. In a few cases, the scabies may perhaps have already developed crusting and scaling of the skin as well as bacterial infections prior to the treatment.
Scabies rash affects fingers, toes, hands, wrists, elbows, feet, armpits, ankles, lower abdomen, buttocks, chest and knees. The rash would rarely occur on the most exposed parts such as the face or the neck. In a few severe cases, the scabies rash can also occur on the scalp, especially amongst people with an impaired immunity system. Scabies rash is usually more severe in infants and young children, often accompanied by pruritus and itching.
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