Rash on legs.?

Question

Well don't know if its a rash or not, but what I thought might off been mosquito bites, I went to my mom's work one late afternoon and left my windows and sunroof open and my brother decided to stay in the car, when we got home, my brother was complaining about some mosquito bites, the next day I had some small bumps and I thought nothing of it, I thought it was mosquito's from when the car was open. But that was Wednesday of last week, some of the bumps have gone away then I started getting new ones very small ones on my legs they go from the upper part of my leg down to my almost my ankle not really big noticeable ones unless I scratch them and turn red, but they itch I also have about three small bumps on my left elbow.
I'm guessing must of been allergic to something I ate?
I also work bagging for a store, I come in contact from everything from vegetables to poisons, I stock merchandise so I'm exposed to dust, I also work with a lot of ice.
Thanks.

Thanks for reading I know its kinda long.
The bumps aren't dry, I always keep my skin moisturized, they aren't scaly or peeling, just bumps on the skin. I mostly wear pants I don't know if low ventilation to the legs might cause this?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

That sounds like hives, which means it's most likely just an allergic reaction to something. They are usually sudden and they can take the form of tiny bumps or large raised splotches. You may never know what caused the reaction, but if you take some allergy medicine it usually helps them go away. If nothing works see the doctor.

Answer 3

Could be any number of things causing this rash. Try using Benadryl Cream to stop the itching. Benadryl is an antihistamine that will alleviate the itching if this is an allergic reaction to something. If you can't use Benadryl try Hydrocortisone Cream, it will take care of itching and inflammation.

Answer 4

Sounds like chigger bites. They are very small almost like a flea and live in the grass. They do jump. Calmine lotion or benedryl spray will stop the itch