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MrEddy
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Rash and itchy spots

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I recently got a small quarter sized rash on the inside of my elbow, it itches like hell. Also a few spots on my arms and legs that itch so bad I'm damn near clawing my skin off. Mosquitos have been bad here lately for the winter time and they lit me up about 4 days ago but in the past they have never bothered me this damn bad. And that doesn't really explain the quarter sized rash. I haven't changed anything lately. They just popped up all of the sudden. Anyone else experience this due to steroids? I'm only running sust, mast, and tBol.

stevica's picture

Actually, this could be something I recently had, called tinea versicolor. It can be triggered from cycling, the oily skin does it to you and if you go tanning it spreads like a wild fire. The spots appear hive like either red, brown, or white (mine were red and white), the white spots looks like there's no pigment there. You use antibacterial soap and dandruff shampoo with selenium sulfide in it to get rid of it. If you notice 1 or 2 white spots around your body, that's probably what you have...try to get it early on if it's that, if not, it's a pain in the ass to get rid of.
EDIT: Just saw you got back from the doctor, but if this every happens to you ^ get it early on!

stang77's picture

Is that a ug sus you are running or pharma?

muteman's picture

Man a few years ago I had something happen after a hunting trip, I waited a few days, used cortizone cream to help with the itch and it seemed to get worse. I started getting flu like symptoms and finally went to the doctor and got West Nile from the damn mosquitos. Keep a close eye on it bro, best of luck.

Eagles 2013's picture

This may sound crazy but make sure you are washing off real good before you get out of the shower. I developed a random rash on my back a few years ago then about 3 days later my girlfriend pointed out that I had soap suds on my back after the shower one morning. Turned out that not washing all the soap off in the shower was causing the rash

Livelife76's picture

Allergic reaction? See a doctor if symptoms persist

Livelife76's picture

I don't blame you, hate going to the doc too. Hopefully it'll clear up.

Have you tried benadryl?