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Rashes On Face, Neck, Chest, Ears, Red, Raised Bumps On Face. Taking Benedryl. Treatment Options?

i have a rash on my face, neck, chest, arms and ears I think its an allergic reaction .....red rasied..... burn and itch like crazy. I had this a month ago too.....it took 4-5 days for it to go away. Its just my face looks really bad :( I ve been taking benedryl , zyrtec and anti itch cream. Also some hydrocotozone cream 2%......(my face hates it)
Sat, 31 Aug 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi,
From the description it seems you could be having irritant or allergic dermatitis. The underlying cause has to be ruled out.
Use of antihistamine with mild steroid usually helps. In some cases one might require oral steroids. as the condition is recurrent, please meet a doctor to rule out the underlying cause.
Hope that helped.
Take care
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Rashes On Face, Neck, Chest, Ears, Red, Raised Bumps On Face. Taking Benedryl. Treatment Options?

Hi, From the description it seems you could be having irritant or allergic dermatitis. The underlying cause has to be ruled out. Use of antihistamine with mild steroid usually helps. In some cases one might require oral steroids. as the condition is recurrent, please meet a doctor to rule out the underlying cause. Hope that helped. Take care