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Itchy Bumps On Wrist Extending To Arms, Profuse Sweating After Raking Leaves. Any Ideas?

Hello ...I have a skin question...a week and a half ago I was raking leaves and such...I noticed on the second day of doing the same i had 2 groups of 3 pimple like bumps...I was sweaty as well that day...they started to itch really bad...just the wrist itched until 2 days ago and now I have itchy bumps on my arms and torso...any ideas?? : (
Wed, 7 Nov 2012
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
You must have developed contact dermatitis from the plant mentioned by you. It means that you are sensitive for the chemical present in that plant.
Avoid contact with it in future.
You can start oral antihistaminics and topical steroid + antibiotic cream. Meanwhile visit a dermatologist, for proper management.
Regards,
Dr. Ajit Singh Kulhari
MD - Skin & VD
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Itchy Bumps On Wrist Extending To Arms, Profuse Sweating After Raking Leaves. Any Ideas?

Hi, You must have developed contact dermatitis from the plant mentioned by you. It means that you are sensitive for the chemical present in that plant. Avoid contact with it in future. You can start oral antihistaminics and topical steroid + antibiotic cream. Meanwhile visit a dermatologist, for proper management. Regards, Dr. Ajit Singh Kulhari MD - Skin & VD