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Q: Exema ? red dots hives on skin in the heat high body temperature

asked by: bfafara on November 28th, 2007

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Early this year,when i got in the heat i got hives and rashes like really bad,red splochs on my neck and red dots and hives all over me,i've also noticed that they come when im really angry,or in a hot shower,jacuazi,and anything to do with my body tempature getting hot,they itch really bad as well,and i noticed when i get out of the jacuzi with them and decide to get back in,i get like,pringlys everywhere.Its kinda annoying.Doctor didnt know what it was,i was told exema,or something but the stuff does NOT work.

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noor0091

replied on May 14th, 2009

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skin exema

hi, i had a skin allergy since i was a teenager and my doctor gave me a cream called(betnosam ointment) wich is manufactured by: the state company for drugs in samarra - iraq
my skin began to appear a dark areas and i don't know how to treat it

hayleyLu

replied on June 26th, 2009

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Hi guys, aloe vera is superb for skin problems. U shud try it. It cleared up my mild acne and my friends severe eczema. I use the juice but my mates used the gelly.

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