Any ideas of how to get rid of redness/rash on back of upper arms?

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I have what appears to be like a rash, but it is not itchy or flakey or anything, its like small bumps and redness on the back of my upper arms in the tricep area. ANY ideas of any creams or scrubs or ANYTHING that will reduce redness and/or make it go away? Thank you in advance!

I try putting cocoa and shea butter, I scrub with luffa everyday in my shower, I put aloe, tee tree oil.... I donno what more can I do?

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It is tiny pimple-like structures and are common. The best solution is to make sure you scrub the area each time you bath. Try using either a Loofah sponge or a soft squishy net spong and some shower gel. I like some of the gels from Bath and Body works. I used to have them but now my arms are very smooth.

Answer 6

You can ask your doctor to be sure, but I am guessing B vitamin deficiency (mild form of pellagra)
Try taking B vitamin supplements, and don't eat white bread, noodles, anything with white flour for a while.
a cream or scrub isn't going to help, if it's a vitamin deficiency. cortisone may temporarily reduce redness, but not cure the problem.

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Add protein powder to sweet recipes (like these Rice Krispies treats) to enhance the nutrition.

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Choose a whole-wheat wrap instead of two slices of wheat bread.

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Add protein powder to fairly sweet recipes (like these Rice Krispies treats) to enhance the nutrition.

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When creating cookies, bake half the batch and scoop the remaining into ice-cube trays. When the sweet tooth kicks in, pop out one and bake it to satisfy your craving without breaking the calorie bank.