I'm not sure if it's caused by eating. I had a history of measles a few years ago. The recent work is stressful, but everything is normal recently. On October 1, I was tired after driving from Nanjing for 13 hours. I ate a crab and went to bed at night; No problem on October 2. After lunch, there were two crabs (I'm not sure if it was caused by crabs. Crabs are river crabs, not sea crabs); I went out at 4 p.m. on October 2 and wore a new pair of close fitting pants. Then I felt the strange itching of my legs for about half an hour. I thought it was a mosquito bite and scratched all the time. At about 8 o'clock, I felt the strange itching on my belly and arm, and I thought it was also a mosquito; At 12 o'clock that night, I found many small bags similar to mosquito bites on my body (not like photos at this time); When I got up in the morning of October 3, I found that there were red bags in all the flakes of my body. I bought "Loratadine Tablets" and took one, but it didn't get better that day; Similar photo status was found to be aggravated on October 4; On October 5, I went to the hospital. The doctor said that I was looking for measles and dermatitis and prescribed medicine. After taking it at noon, I still feel no improvement in the early morning of October 6, which continues to worsen.
Condition Analysis:
Hello, your situation has been understood. You have had a rash for 6 days. I don't know what medicine the doctor prescribed for you. Is there any ointment.
Guidance:
You should first avoid foods, such as wine, fish, shrimp, seafood and spicy food. It is recommended that you take levocetirizine hydrochloride tablets, erythromycin capsules, cyproheptadine hydrochloride tablets, calamine lotion and hydrocortisone butyrate cream for external use.
Condition Analysis:
From your medical history and pictures. This could be acute eczema. It is an inflammatory allergic skin disease.
Guidance:
We must pay attention to light diet and prohibit spicy and irritating food. Antihistamines can be taken orally, such as levocetirizine hydrochloride tablets and ebastine tablets. If necessary, go to the hospital for intravenous injection of calcium gluconate. Vitamin C injection.