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Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Light-red bumps with raised	Allergic reaction.	See Hives.
edges.
Severe itching.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Itching rash.	Adverse reaction or side	Call doctor now.
Use of prescription or non-	effect of drug.	See Drug
prescription drug.		Hypersensitivity.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Itching, red, scaling or moist	Allergic reaction.	See Dermatitis, Contact.
rash under cosmetics, jewelry
or new clothing.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Itching, red, scaling or moist	Skin disorder aggravated	See Dermatitis, Atopic.
rash, especially on hands.	by stress.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Itching, red, scaling or moist	Allergic reaction.	See Poison Ivy, Oak,
rash, plus:		Sumac.
Recent contact with plant,		See Dermatitis, Contact.
such as poison ivy, poison oak,
poison sumac, primrose or
mango.
OR
Recent contact with irritating
detergents or other chemicals.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Itching rash around genitals	Sugar in urine.	See Diabetes Mellitus,
or anus.	Vaginal infection.	Insulin Dependent.
No other symptoms or factors.		See Diabetes Mellitus,
		Non-Insulin Dependent.
		See Vaginitis, Monilial.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red bumps in a small area	Insect bites.	See Insect Bites & Stings.
without other symptoms.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red rash.	Obstruction of sweat	See Prickly Heat.
Rash is located in areas of	glands.
heavy perspiration.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red rash scattered over body.	Parasites.	See Scabies.
Severe itching at night.
Gray lines or red, sore spots
between fingers or on wrists.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Rash that consists of small,	Bacterial or fungal skin	See Folliculitis.
white blisters with pus inside.	infection.
Blisters are located in hair
follicles of the skin.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red, scaling patch that spreads	Fungus infection.	See Ringworm.
into a ring.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Rash without fever in child	Several disorders.	See Skin Problems (Child
under 2.		Under Age 2) (in
		Symptoms section).

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red rash that begins on palms,	Inflammatory disorder.	See Erythema Multiforme.
soles, arms and legs.
Rash develops into blisters.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red, raised rash or skin	Autoimmune disorder.	See Lupu
lesions.		Erythematosus, Discoid.
Rash appears on cheeks in a		See Lupus
"butterfly" appearance.		Erythematosus, Systemic.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Rash starting on cheeks then	Virus infection.	See Fifth Disease.
spreading.
Slight tiredness or fatigue.
Young child.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Skin rash, progressing to thin,	Hookworm infestation.	See Larva Migrans
raised lines on the skin.		Cutaneous.
Contact with soil or sand.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Skin rash (that may itch) on	Connective tissue disorder.	See Polymyositis.
face, shoulders, arms and over
joints.
Weakness in the pelvic or
shoulder muscles.

Symptoms:	Possible Problems:	What To Do:
Red skin rash, sometimes with	Sensitivity to sun.	See Photosensitivity.
small blisters.
A burning reaction similar to
those that follow prolonged sun
exposure.
Dizziness, nausea, vomiting.
Brief sun exposure.

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