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tricia386
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Hi all!

So, I woke up this morning and I appear to have what it looks like to be hives. Its on my waist where my waist band was and my inner thighs. The thing is, they have gone down and havent continued to spread like gives do.

I am on the fence if they are hives or not.

I have been on doxy for alil over a month 400mgs. I have had no problems with it.

Could it be yeast? Does yeast manifest like that?

Also I took a melatonin last night could that have caused it? I am at a lost of what it could be!

I am going to call doc today

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DId you try to take a benadryl to see if it cleared, then it was an allergic reaction?

I had this happen on my cheeks recently and now the skin is peeling..very strange. Let me know if you find out from the doc what it is?

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Diagnosed with chronic neuro lyme 12/10 after 30 years of vertigo.2 tick bites in 3 yrs from upstate NY. Was on omincef for nine mths..zith and rifampin stopped.Remission~ All the pain and symptoms are back and I am not treating now with biaxin.

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tricia386
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I didnt take benadryl I was worried to take it [Frown] .. Can yeast cause rashes

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What does the rash look like?

I don't think yeast causes a sudden rash....

I've had all sorts of weird rash like sypmtoms with my Lyme & Co. Most I've never really figured out!

Let us know what your Dr. says.

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Hi tricia,

Some people do get hives from yeast.

Check out this site below:

http://www.yeastinfectionadvisor.com/yeastinfectionsymptoms.html

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It is possible to develope a rash to a drug at anytime during tx.

A couple of years ago I got a hive like rash on my body 6 weeks into doxy. I stopped the doxy and the rash went away.

Now I am taking doxy again but not having any problems.

You should contact your doctor or pharmacist and ask just to be on the safe side.

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tricia386
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I called my Doctor she said it could be a bacteria die off...but it went away without benadryl...who knows! The many mysterys of LYME!

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were they streaking? Bart rash?
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tricia386
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Nope it was like blotches almost like hives but not..i guess and it was on my wasit band where my body would have the most heat

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Tricia,

I have had this kind of hive like rash every night for the last 2 - 3 months. I have to take 3 Benedryl each night or else it just gets worse.

I've ruled out possibility of allergic reaction by not stopping each drug or supplement to see if it makes a difference. I was hoping it could be a herx from die off?? Not sure but I think I've heard on this site that if Benydril helps then it is likely allergey and NOT die off? Can anyone else out there confirm this?

Either way, Tricia, Benydril is about the safest drug one can take, so I would not be afraid to try it when the rash shows up. Mine began as you said, but came back each nite in many different parts of my body and over the last 2 months it has CHANGED from looking like severe hives to
raised thick lines sometimes up to 4 or 5 inches long. So far (3) Benidryl eventually works for each night.

I've been assuming it is from die off.

Don't be afraid to take benidryl. It really is very safe.

Beagle

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Tricia - forgot to mention, if you purchase benidryl make sure it is just the original kind for allergies only, don't get the kind that says it is for colds, or sinus or anything else - that kind would have other drugs in it. Your should only have Diphenhydramine HCI as active ingredient.
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Okay so it happened again!!!!! What the heck! It only comes out at night I wake up and they are there! I think it might be something I am eating...or maybe a lotion I am using. hmmmmm the plot thinkens!

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I meant thickens!

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This use to happen to me. At the seams of my clothes, at the band of my sock, at slightest irritation to my skin, tweezing, anything like that.

Never did find out for sure what was causing it. One Dr. thought it was from Mycoplasma.

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