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Red Bumps on lower body?

Red spots all over body, look like mosquito bite, red legs and feet with bumps too. please help!?

  • My girlfriend started complaining about itchiness over the weekend. Her legs and feet were itchy. Now, 2 days later, both her lower legs and her feet are red with bumps. Her body has broken out with bumps that look like mosquito bites and are itchy and burn. It seems that the redness of her feet and her lower legs is slowly spreading up her body. Does anybody know what this could be? i was guessing maybe an allergic reaction??? shes already had chicken pocks. also, her throat is sore. Please help me get an idea of what this could be. Thank You. PS. Icy Hot and Benidrell cream stung to the point where it wasn't stand ablee.

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    it might be allergies

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Sure sounds like chicken pox ... measles don't usually have those kinds of bumps. If those creams stung if means the bumps are open sores like the pox. Should certainly see a DR. Maybe call and discuss it first, they might not want her to hang around in the waiting room.

No need to panic... maybe spider bites.. they sometimes take a few days to reveal themselves and there are usually more than one in one area. treatment: warm bath soak in some salt. keep puting calomine lotion so she wont scratch or it will cause scarring. from there.. jsut let it heal naturally.. if there is some bleeding involved.. go see a doctor ASAP!!!!!!!!

she needs to see a doctor TODAY.

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