i break out with these rashes of itchy bumps on my body and limbs help me find out what it is?

Question

they dont last long though usually if i go to sleep when i wake they're gone ....all the doctor gave me was benadryl but it has been reoccuring for about a month and a half now

Answer 1

Use clean sheets, keep air circulating in the room, and over your body, Ensure your weight is not causing undue heating, or sweating that can't be dispelled at night. Drink plenty of water before bed, and eat proper essential oil/fats in the day to maintain lubricity and moistness within the tissues, while still allowing what escapes to evoporate.

Test for allergies, which may be caused enviromentally, dietarily, or even psychoneurologically.

It is most likely an excess or deficiency in the diet which may take some time to discover and remedy. Adjust the enviorment as necessary to alleve symtoms until such time as entirely cured.

Answer 2

you are experiencing an allergic reaction to something. What I would do if I were you would be take a notebook and start with today write down everything you ate and soaps that you are using and laundry soaps . keep track if you were upset or emotional that day and keep track of when the rash appears. This way you can find out what is causing it and avoid it in the future. I am really surprized the doctor didnt tell you to do this. Make sure you dont forget anything at all that you write in the notebook. You only need to do the notebook thing for about 2 weeks or at least do it until the rash has appeared twice so you can see if there is anything in common you did or ate before each time you broke out

Answer 3

Benadryl is an antihistamine and stops the bodies immune action from destroying itself, that's what it's doing. You finally calmed down and the bumps go away.

What you having is an allergic reaction to something, whether it's a food reaction, a smell or a work reaction, something is stimulating the senses that is creating this. What you must do is find out and stop it.

Answer 4

It's an allergic reaction. My dad gets this when he eats food that has ginger in it. It's really strange. He can eat just a few bites of a food that only has a tiny bit of ginger and he will get the same reaction you are describing. You need to take benadryl because if it's hives, it can spread to your neck and your airways will swell up. Take benadryl.

Answer 5

They could also be a food allergy. Watch what you are eating by keeping a food diary and noting when they occur. Most common allergies are dairy and wheat.

Answer 6

its called heat rash
the bed is warm to hot.. when you get up they go away.
Nothing to take pills about.

Answer 7

you should track what you are eating and when the appear in a food journal.
it sounds like a mild food allergy

Answer 8

It could be your laundry detergent causing the problem. Try switching the detergent and see if your problem is persistent.