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Q: Body Rash

asked by: letterz02 on October 10th, 2003

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Hiya everyone my daughter is 14 yrs. Old and about 2 weeks ago she has complained about an ichy rash that started on her arms and then on her whole body. I thought maybe it was the soap. Which I did change once.I went back and started useing the same that I used before.I also changed to anti-bactirial soap. We use to use caress. She has been using desitin to curb the iching. I don't want to give her too much benidryl cause she goes to school, I do not need her drowsy at school. Any suggestions gladly needed.

Thx, letty Crying or Very sad

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nikki_caro

replied on October 10th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

Could be your water. Have you taken her to a doc? It could also be laundry soap. My sister changed hers and got a rash, so she had to get her old laundry soap. It could be other things. Take her to a doc to look at it and they will give you a better cream to help and get rid of the rash and itch.

letterz02

replied on October 11th, 2003

New User

Body Rash

Thx for the response I will be making an appointment for my daughter this coming week. I have tried going back and seeing what else it could be.Hopefully she will find the problem or else give her some kind of meds for her.Thx again. Letty Wink

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