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why do you think that a different brand of bananas could cause a rash?

aren't there only one type? Kathy

Re: Rash

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: > Poison Oak is a vine that climbs tree trunks.

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: I checked this on WebMD today. Figured I might get a look at

: *something* useful. This was certainly not Poison Oak. It's a

: tree. WebMD also said that some ppl are allergic to trees, as you

: stated about your 14 YO, Ellen. I thought about touching the

: tree on his arm or leg when he's better. Good idea. It does seem to

: kind of itch him sometimes, he rubs his face because that's where the

: rash is. But it hasn't spread or anything. He has apparently

: developed another rash, this one I suspect is from a different brand

: of bananas. It's all over his back and a little bit on his belly,

: neck & chest. Red raised bumps that don't seem to bother him. And it

: doesn't look at all like chicken pox. He also had a fever from Mon.

: through Wed. evening. Then wed. evening he got the rash when I

: brushed him w/ the leaves of the tree. So, no bananas and no trees

: until he's clear!

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: When it rains, it pours...

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> Poison Oak is a vine that climbs tree trunks.

I checked this on WebMD today. Figured I might get a look at

*something* useful. This was certainly not Poison Oak. It's a

tree. WebMD also said that some ppl are allergic to trees, as you

stated about your 14 YO, Ellen. I thought about touching the

tree on his arm or leg when he's better. Good idea. It does seem to

kind of itch him sometimes, he rubs his face because that's where the

rash is. But it hasn't spread or anything. He has apparently

developed another rash, this one I suspect is from a different brand

of bananas. It's all over his back and a little bit on his belly,

neck & chest. Red raised bumps that don't seem to bother him. And it

doesn't look at all like chicken pox. He also had a fever from Mon.

through Wed. evening. Then wed. evening he got the rash when I

brushed him w/ the leaves of the tree. So, no bananas and no trees

until he's clear!

When it rains, it pours...

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I know there is Dole and Chiquita...also many kinds of bananas...red ones,

green ones...all kinds!

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why do you think that a different brand of bananas could cause a rash?

aren't there only one type? Kathy

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> why do you think that a different brand of bananas could cause a

rash?

> aren't there only one type? Kathy

kathy, I suspect the 2nd rash is a different brand of bananas because

our usual brand is Chiquita and this other brand was who-knows-what.

Perhaps different pesticides. BUT, we won't know for sure because his

poor kid has had a nightmare of a week! He flared up again w/ a

diff. rash on Saturday morning afte rI fed him Key Lime yogurt. I

intend to cut bananas, yogurt (and other dairy), and oak trees from

his daily life for about 2 weeks. Then we'll go back 1 by 1 and see

what he reacts to. The first rash faded by Saturday afternoon, the

2nd rash is still very light.

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> You wrote, " I have a rash that I've

> had for some years that I was told was a fungal infection. "

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> I don't think that a Lyme rash lasts for years, slowly spreading. I could

be

> wrong.

The typical Lyme rash doesn't last for years but some lyme skin

manifestations do either just remain or come and go. A friend of mine has

recently been diagnosed with Lyme and she had these weird rashes (irregular

reddish with slightly paler centers) on both her shins for several years and

one side is starting to fade after a few months on abx. The ID specialist

thinks it is from Lyme.

I also saw someone the other day with multiple small rashes on his upper arm

(about 10 rashes that looked very much like ringworm rashes only not as

regular and running one into the others so if you didn't look carefully they

could've looked like one big rash) and he also has Lyme. So who knows!

Nelly

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In a message dated 7/31/01 6:57:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

onemadqueen@... writes:

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I was thinking either drool or heat - my son gets spots from the heat, only

on his neck and upper back/chest.

I'm not sure about the fever - perhaps the teething, its not too high so I

wouldn't be concerned.

Good Luck

Chelly

San Diego, CA

Mommy to Trenton 8/19/99 - No Shots!

" Time may be a great healer, but it's a lousy beautician. "

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Could the rash be from Drool? My son gets that when teething? IF there is no

fever etc there isn't much that anyone will do unless there are blisters but

even then just lots of h2o.

Skin problems are hard to diagnose!

Where was I going with this? Oh yeah, Calendula by Weleda they have web site

www.weleda.com

This product I can not live without it is made from a flower related to the

marigold family and it is amazing! I have had overnite relief it works very

fast! So try that hope I helped

Good health to you and your little girl!

C

" Sunflower . " <sunflowerwmn@...> wrote: Hello everyone, well yesterday

morn. our little girl had a rash on her neck,

chest, and back. I was going to take her to the Dr. but then we thought

that it might be Roseola. Last thurs she had a fever of 102, it lasted

until Saturday, but was lower around 100. It was only 102 Sat. night. So,

then on Monday she had a rash. She is clingy, but she is also teething.

So, other than being clingy she isn't acting like she is sick. I think we

will take her to the Dr. if it isn't gone by Thursday. She is still

nursing, having wet and shoo shoo diapers. She doesn't seem to be

uncomfortable and there isn't a fever. She just has a red rash, it is

raised a bit. Any suggestions? Thank you.

Sunflower,(So. California)

Homeschooling, BF, AP, FB , CD, Non-Vaxing Mommy to

" " (7/92)

Tristen River(3/97)

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No, it isn't from drooling. Thank you anyway! : )

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In a message dated 8/10/2001 11:25:22 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

mives@... writes:

> Could it be Fifth's Disease?

What is fifth's disease?

~Mommy to Makenzie~

[Guest guest]

Heehee...even my mom said she has never heard of this either until she saw it in

the baby book :-)

No, it starts out like a " slapped cheek " look, lacelike red rash on trunk and

extremities.....his started on the trunk and they're just like dots...

I'm still really thinking cp if it is viral in nature.....just can't figure out

why they never went to the blistery look....

> In a message dated 8/10/2001 11:25:22 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

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yeah, I'm wondering if they're going to start to not be classical symptoms

anymore with the vax too.....weird thing is he hasn't even played with any other

kids, anywhere.....

Was your daughter bf at the time? I'm also thinking that bf AND unvaxed kids may

have really different symptoms....what's weird is that I'm preg too and I think

he's getting some colostrum right now so he should be even more protected??

The ones on his face have started to scab a little.....but I don't think all of

them will...and they're so tiny you can hardly tell they're scabs....I've taken

pics.....hope they come out good.....

Care

> >>I'm still really thinking cp if it is viral in nature.....just can't figure

out why they never went to the blistery look....<<

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> My daughter had something like this last year, around 4th of July. I thought

it was CP, called the doc, he didn't even want to see her, just wrote it in her

file that she had it (yeah!) The bumps never blistered or scabbed, they just

faded away.

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ice pops). She came down with something a little different, her blisters looked

more like welts, they were raised and longish, not really round, irregularly

shaped. And again, faded, they did nto blister or scab.

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Can you take a picture and load it to files?

> > >>I'm still really thinking cp if it is viral in nature.....just

can't figure out why they never went to the blistery look....<<

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> > My daughter had something like this last year, around 4th of

July. I thought it was CP, called the doc, he didn't even want to

see her, just wrote it in her file that she had it (yeah!) The bumps

never blistered or scabbed, they just faded away.

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> > We exposed her cousin to her (they spent the day playing,

hugging, and sharing ice pops). She came down with something a

little different, her blisters looked more like welts, they were

raised and longish, not really round, irregularly shaped. And again,

faded, they did nto blister or scab.

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[Guest guest]

Times like these I really wish I had a digital camera.....my dh is an internet

CEO and we're still SO behind on the times - heehee :-)

Oh, , I'm going to right an intro to the group today....soon as I can get

an uninterupted 15 minutes ;-)

> > > >>I'm still really thinking cp if it is viral in nature.....just

> can't figure out why they never went to the blistery look....<<

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> > > My daughter had something like this last year, around 4th of

> July. I thought it was CP, called the doc, he didn't even want to

> see her, just wrote it in her file that she had it (yeah!) The bumps

> never blistered or scabbed, they just faded away.

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> > > We exposed her cousin to her (they spent the day playing,

> hugging, and sharing ice pops). She came down with something a

> little different, her blisters looked more like welts, they were

> raised and longish, not really round, irregularly shaped. And again,

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 8/11/2001 8:14:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

austins-mom@... writes:

> yeah, I'm wondering if they're going to start to not be classical symptoms

> anymore with the vax too

my friends baby got the pox, after the shot. in his throat.

[Guest guest]

My Son has a weird rash right now. Mostly on his arms and formed little

blisters. He is 2 years old next week, and I don't think he's figured out

how to scratch, but I htink they are bothering him.

I went to the homeopath today and got some sulphur for him, as well as the

rash, he has become afraid of water on his head - and sulphur fits both

symptoms and a few others.

Chelly

San Diego, CA

Mommy to Trenton 8/19/99 - No Shots!

" Time may be a great healer, but it's a lousy beautician. "

[Guest guest]

Hi, sorry to hear about your rash. I've had BotTox and Dilatation's and not had a rash. It crossed my mind that you might have had a reaction to the sedation or to latex from the gloves staff would have been wearing. Worth a thought if it persists and you need to contact anybody else about it.

Hope it clears up quickly and that the treatment will give you lots of relief.

Chris

Plymouth UK

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Hi Cris,

Thanks for the quick response. I just got back from my doctor and he thinks

the rash is from a mild flu I got a few days ago. He felt that I probably

have a virus in my system which caused the rash. He strongly believes that

it has nothing to do with the botox and asked that if it doesn't clear up in

a few more days to go back to see him for further testing.

Thanks again,

Lillian

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Our teen with DS has this cartilage rash on his arms and we are

not treating it. :Our dermatologist recommended wart medicine topically but he

is swimming now and it seems like that would create open areas on his skin.\

Marget

momofchris2007 <slpanda2@...> wrote:

Does anyone have a child or young adult who had Elastosis perforans

serpiginosa? If so what are you doing for it?

[Guest guest]

I wouldn't mind knowing what that is.

Ellen

Ellen Garber Bronfeld

egskb@...

Rash

Does anyone have a child or young adult who had Elastosis perforans

serpiginosa? If so what are you doing for it?

[Guest guest]

Here is a website that also shows you what it looks like.

http://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic116.htm

Ellen Bronfeld <egskb@...> wrote: I wouldn't mind knowing

what that is.

Ellen

Ellen Garber Bronfeld

egskb@...

Rash

Does anyone have a child or young adult who had Elastosis perforans

serpiginosa? If so what are you doing for it?

[Guest guest]

Thank you.

This was very interesting.

Ellen

Ellen Garber Bronfeld

egskb@...

Rash

Does anyone have a child or young adult who had Elastosis perforans

serpiginosa? If so what are you doing for it?

[Guest guest]

I encourage all to do your best to relax about illness

Illness happens and is good

If his fever was high and then dropped it is probably roseola

google on roseola.

NO fever reducers

Sheri

listowner

At 01:00 PM 9/1/2010, you wrote:

>So my 2.5 year old has a strange rash slowly covering his body. I

>have no idea what it is. Yesterday he had a fever and was not

>feeling well at all. Very cranky. Any idea on what it is and treatments???

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I'm getting this Sheri - our autistic son (4 yrs.) was sick for the last couple of days. As usual, he gets really sick for a 24 hr. period with a high fever. This was the first time ever with all my children that I did not give out motrin/tylenol. I fed him what he would eat and gave him a little oregano extract, homeopathic remedy for colds/sore throats and he is top notch today - getting over the fear is the BEST!!! Thank you for all you do to help many of us get educated and get over our western based fears!AlliFrom: Sheri Nakken <vaccinedangers@...>Vaccinations Sent: Wed, September 1, 2010 4:16:49 PMSubject: Re: Rash

I encourage all to do your best to relax about illness

Illness happens and is good

If his fever was high and then dropped it is probably roseola

google on roseola.

NO fever reducers

Sheri

listowner

At 01:00 PM 9/1/2010, you wrote:

>So my 2.5 year old has a strange rash slowly covering his body. I

>have no idea what it is. Yesterday he had a fever and was not

>feeling well at all. Very cranky. Any idea on what it is and treatments???

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[Guest guest]

Can anyone who has had FCR tell me how long it should take for skin rashes and

counts to return to normal? This is my last treatment this week and was hoping I

could envision an end to this skin rash and maybe get back to a normal way of

thinking again. I am grateful to be in remission and hope it last forever but I

am also optimistic about some of these new inhibitors should we need the help

again down the line.

Thank you

[Guest guest]

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This depends on what kind of rash do you have, and how long

have you had it? Are the doctors sure it's a drug reaction -

or could it be a herpes zoster due to suppressed immunity

during treatment? My MDs gave me acyclovir for treatment

and 3 months post to reduce the likelihood of zoster. There

were no side effects.

I have had a persistent rash since treatment with rituxan /

bendamustine almost a year ago (treatment ending in August).

I've had it biopsied and MDs say that it's allergy related.

I've never had allergies before. My feeling is that my

immune system and/or nervous system is still off balance -

maybe permanently so - and that I will have to do with these

rashes somehow.

All best to you!

Marietta

Age 54

Dx 2003 Rituxan/fludarabine

Treatment 2010 bendamustine/rituxan