[header] How to treat skin rash [title] Examine the spread and location of the rash. [step] Rashes can start for a variety of reasons, but most of them are easily treatable. The treatment of a particular rash will depend on the cause.
[header] How to treat skin rash [title] Examine the spread and location of the rash. [step] Rashes can start for a variety of reasons, but most of them are easily treatable. The treatment of a particular rash will depend on the cause.
[substeps] When skin rashes first appear, people are typically on their feet for long periods of time, usually at least eight to 12 hours a day. They may be itchy, stinging, or cramping during the day and not be much more painful over time. First look at the way the rash is distributed. Where is it? When does it show up? [substeps] If the rash is generalized all over your body (has spread everywhere), it's more likely to be an allergy to something you've eaten, either a medication or food. In general, rashes are red blisters that blister quickly. The blister will feel slightly tacky and slimy, as though it is full of hot food. To determine the exact cause of your rash, ask your dermatologist to advise the best way to treat your rash. [title] Gently pat or rub at the rash.