Allergic reaction to adderall rash

2y/o~ 100% indoor male, this patch showed up overnight though not certain. We have another female he gets a long pretty well with (some rough play fighting, though no wounds). A similar patch has showed up on another occasion though it was directly after getting treated for fleas, with a similar pattern of irritation (?). Nothing like that is the case this time though. Could this be self-inflicted through scratching or an allergic reaction to something else? Considering though would like to avoid a vet appointment.

After 2 years of using lash extensions, I've recently started experiencing severe reactions like puffiness along the lash line, itchiness, and more, which force me to remove them. I've read various blog posts suggesting the use of Flonase on the lash line and taking Benadryl beforehand, but I'm curious if anyone has had success with Lost Artistry's cyano-free adhesive or Plumerian Lashes' White Magic adhesive?
I'm trying to avoid spending hundreds of dollars at an allergist's office for acrylate allergy testing (and I can only imagine the look on the doctor’s face when I tell them it's for eyelash extensions lol). While Lost Artistry's glue still contains polyacrylate, I understand that the usual culprit is cyanoacrylate. On the other hand, Plumerian’s White Magic glue doesn't contain any acrylates.
If anyone has any experience or insight into using these two adhesives, I would greatly appreciate your feedback!
Here are the links to the products in question: - Lost Artistry Cyano-Free Lash Glue https://lostartistrylash.com/products/cyano-free-lash-glue - Plumerian Lashes White Magic Glue https://www.plumerianlashes.com/product/white-magic-lash-adhesive-5ml/
Thanks so much!

Hi Guys! I hope this is okay to post here but I just had a quick question.
Has anyone been able to ever find a list of ingredients that are in some undercoating/fluid film products? I've looked up all the actual products he uses at work, and there is not any list of legit ingredients of them. He's been having some allergic reactions as he undercoats/fluid films like 5 days a week, sometimes multiple vehicles. To preface, he does wear a full suit/mask for protection. He's just been having some breathing/allergic reactions and I'm trying to do my research for him. I can't even find a generic ingredient list for what's actually in undercoat and/or fluid film. The base of his undercoat product is a wax/asphalt mixture.
The only "relevant" thing I can find is whatever Proposition 65 has as a list of chemicals and what parts of the body they affect if there is long term exposure/ingestion, but nothing detailing specifics about most undercoat ingredients.
Anything will help!
Thank you so much

Hello, I'm trying to find a facewash that I can use on my skintype. My skin is really dry, like cracking and bleeding when I forget to moisturise! I have a moisturiser that I love and trust but I'd like a cleanser that won't make the dryness worse or result in an allergic reaction ( simple brand is a no go for me ). So, dry and sensitive skin! I'm also on a tight budget so nothing too expensive haha. Thanks guys!

Hi folks, I’m 2 weeks post op of an emergency cyst removal. It was the size of a grapefruit and they found 2 more cysts in there while they were at it. No cancer, no endometriosis. Just happened with my cycle. Week 1 I was on oxycodone and I had an allergic reaction to the prep so I was also on prednisone. Now being off both I felt like I was improving but I’ve significantly declined the last few days. Evenings are very painful, mornings not too bad. I had my follow up appointment yesterday and the doctor suspects that I may have a hematoma where my cyst was and to keep an eye on that pain. If I have to go back in for the pain, I’m going to need another surgery, which is something I really don’t think my body can handle. My biggest and most frustrating symptom is this warmth that I’m getting from my abdomen and back area. Ice pack helps. I have an ultrasound scheduled for five days from now but every evening I’m barely standing up straight and in excruciating pain and I’m just having a hard time. The line of I need to go back to the hospital or this is normal healing and I just need to be patient with my body.

I'm allergic to something in a majority of sunscreens I've tried that causes hives, redness, itching on my skin and peeling on my lips.
I've found that some "baby" or mineral sunscreens that are usually zinc based don't cause a reaction but I'm on the hunt for a lightweight one to go on my face/under makeup.
I've used IPKN Big apple sun cream in the past but it appears they've stopped selling that so I'm looking for recommendations.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Edit to add: I would also be interested in a bb/cc cream/tinted moisturizer with an spf I can use

Has anyone developed a sensitivity to testosterone cypionate over time? I’m female, been doing 0.1mL weekly injections in my lower abdomen sub-Q since early February. For the last few weeks the area has been firm and very itchy for at least 4-5 days after, it’s really annoying and bothersome. I’ve had wonderful effects otherwise and don’t want to discontinue using it. But I guess I could switch to a transdermal route.

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I'm 30 and so about a week and a half ago I started having a lot of trouble breathing. It took a while to figure out and multiple ER visit, and eventually they gave me a benadryl shot and it fixed it within a few minutes.
I keep having this happen since, though. I got an epipen but havn't used it yet usually I just go to the ER when the trouble breathing starts but they don't really do anything about it and just make me wait and after many hours it goes down on it own.
The last doctor gave me some steroids and a new anti-histamine to me, cetirizine. I took them but they didn't really stop it from continually happening. Just yesterday I had to go to the hospital because my heart rate was very elevated for hours. I suspect it was the anti-histamine so I didn't take it today and of course now i'm having an allergic reaction again. I'm really struggling because I feel like I have to go to the ER because the breathing issues, but i've been so many times now and they always just check my heart rate and blood and then leave me there for hours. It's not easy to wait there either and i' losing all my nights to this.
I've been tracking my foods. There's not a lot in common with anything i've eaten recently. I have an appointment with an allergenist, but it's not for weeks. Sometimes it happens before I eat anything that day, sometimes it's right after a meal. I can't find a single commonality. I'm eating only one simple food a day to see if it could be related, but even with that, i'm still having reactions.
It starts coming on very slow over the course of 4-6 hours then usually slowly goes away over the same amount of time, particularly once i'm at the hosptial.
I'm really torn up and confused when I should ignore it and when to take it seriously. I keep seeing that you should take your epipen right away but i'd be taking it every day at that rate and I havn't passed out or had my O2 drop too much.
I also don't know when to go to the hospital. It feels like I should be going immedietly just so they can actually see me while I am having a reaction, but it usually take 7-14 hours to see a doctor and by then my symptoms have slowly cleared.
I feel like just risking it at home is more or less the same but less painful.
I've seen my doctor and they mostly just suggested the allergenist.
I don't really know what else I should be doing. I live alone so it's just up to me to make all these decisions.
I just don't know what to do or when to do it.
I have had an allergy panel before but only for environmental allergens. I was mostly allergic to cats and dogs, and then other furry animals to a lesser degree. I do not have contact with any pets or animals in the last few days. I'm also very allergic to dust which I was taking an immunotherapy for until the other week when these synptoms started. It mostly just lead to an itchy mouth and never anything like this. The only other allergy is a very mild allergy to birch pollen. It has been years so I suppose it could have progressed, or there could be many more I don't know about.
I suspect I may have some food allergies but again have never been tested. I stopped eating hibiscus and shrimp due to mild itchyness I noticed in the last year or so.
Otherwise I just don't know what it could be.
How much danger am I actually in?

I took molybdenum because I read it helps when you are sensitive to fumes and smell and also with sulfite and histamine intlerance. When I took only 100 mikrograms my nose started swelling and turned red and I seemed to react more allergic to food.
I am so sad, did anyone else have similar reactions?

My gf is allergic to acetaminophen. If I take it, and she gives me oral and swallows, could I trigger an allergic reaction in her?

Hi,
I need some advice on dealing with complications from an acne scar treatment I underwent.
Years ago, I had severe acne that left noticeable scars. Seeking a solution, I got a referral from my GP and consulted a dermatologist and laser technician in Canada. They recommended the Morpheus8 treatment for my scars. Before proceeding, I asked about potential side effects and was assured that only normal swelling and bruising would occur.
After my first session, my face became severely inflamed and swollen. I also developed three large pimples, despite not having had any for over seven months prior to the procedure. The clinic reassured me this was normal, claiming the treatment was drawing out impurities.
During the second session, I informed the technician about a dry patch that had appeared on my forehead. They dismissed it as dry skin and proceeded with the treatment. They didn’t even had any medications for pain, despite my request and them offering options since the first session hurts so bad. The doctor was not present that day and they did not follow up with a call or voicemail to tell me about this.
Post-treatment, my face was again swollen and red. Subsequently, the dry patch on my forehead turned into a dry, oozing lesion. The clinic prescribed antibiotics, both topical and oral, which helped initially but caused itchy rashes all over my body. The doctor suggested this was an allergic reaction to the antibiotic.
Though my skin eventually calmed down, it was worse than before the Morpheus8 treatments. During a follow-up appointment, the doctor prescribed bleaching cream, clindamycin, and benzoyl peroxide. However, the pharmacy couldn't fill the prescription, and the doctor didn't respond to calls to make necessary adjustments. Without the medication, the dry patch reappeared on my forehead. The clinic prescribed another oral antibiotic, which caused more rashes, leading them to prescribe Hydroval. This helped, but my skin still looked worse, and the forehead lesion left a mark. I was then advised to use the bleaching cream for the discolouration. I had red hyperpigmentation and small “rash” like on my face right now.
I'm also trying to arrange a follow-up with the doctor as instructed, but he hasn't responded to my technician for a week. My mental health is really bad right now. I can’t even look at myself in the mirror during these times.
Any advice on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated. I am wondering if they are somehow at fault or not?
Thank

Hi,
I need some advice on dealing with complications from an acne scar treatment I underwent.
Years ago, I had severe acne that left noticeable scars. Seeking a solution, I got a referral from my GP and consulted a dermatologist and laser technician in Canada. They recommended the Morpheus8 treatment for my scars. Before proceeding, I asked about potential side effects and was assured that only normal swelling and bruising would occur.
After my first session, my face became severely inflamed and swollen. I also developed three large pimples, despite not having had any for over seven months prior to the procedure. The clinic reassured me this was normal, claiming the treatment was drawing out impurities.
During the second session, I informed the technician about a dry patch that had appeared on my forehead. They dismissed it as dry skin and proceeded with the treatment. They didn’t even had any medications for pain, despite my request and them offering options since the first session hurts so bad. The doctor was not present that day and they did not follow up with a call or voicemail to tell me about this.
Post-treatment, my face was again swollen and red. Subsequently, the dry patch on my forehead turned into a dry, oozing lesion. The clinic prescribed antibiotics, both topical and oral, which helped initially but caused itchy rashes all over my body. The doctor suggested this was an allergic reaction to the antibiotic.
Though my skin eventually calmed down, it was worse than before the Morpheus8 treatments. During a follow-up appointment, the doctor prescribed bleaching cream, clindamycin, and benzoyl peroxide. However, the pharmacy couldn't fill the prescription, and the doctor didn't respond to calls to make necessary adjustments. Without the medication, the dry patch reappeared on my forehead. The clinic prescribed another oral antibiotic, which caused more rashes, leading them to prescribe Hydroval. This helped, but my skin still looked worse, and the forehead lesion left a mark. I was then advised to use the bleaching cream for the discolouration. I had red hyperpigmentation and small “rash” like on my face right now.
I'm also trying to arrange a follow-up with the doctor as instructed, but he hasn't responded to my technician for a week. My mental health is really bad right now. I can’t even look at myself in the mirror during these times.
Any advice on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated. I am wondering if they are somehow at fault or not?
Thank you.

Hi,
I need some advice on dealing with complications from an acne scar treatment I underwent.
Years ago, I had severe acne that left noticeable scars. Seeking a solution, I got a referral from my GP and consulted a dermatologist and laser technician in Canada. They recommended the Morpheus8 treatment for my scars. Before proceeding, I asked about potential side effects and was assured that only normal swelling and bruising would occur.
After my first session, my face became severely inflamed and swollen. I also developed three large pimples, despite not having had any for over seven months prior to the procedure. The clinic reassured me this was normal, claiming the treatment was drawing out impurities.
During the second session, I informed the technician about a dry patch that had appeared on my forehead. They dismissed it as dry skin and proceeded with the treatment. They didn’t even had any medications for pain, despite my request and them offering options since the first session hurts so bad. The doctor was not present that day and they did not follow up with a call or voicemail to tell me about this.
Post-treatment, my face was again swollen and red. Subsequently, the dry patch on my forehead turned into a dry, oozing lesion. The clinic prescribed antibiotics, both topical and oral, which helped initially but caused itchy rashes all over my body. The doctor suggested this was an allergic reaction to the antibiotic.
Though my skin eventually calmed down, it was worse than before the Morpheus8 treatments. During a follow-up appointment, the doctor prescribed bleaching cream, clindamycin, and benzoyl peroxide. However, the pharmacy couldn't fill the prescription, and the doctor didn't respond to calls to make necessary adjustments. Without the medication, the dry patch reappeared on my forehead. The clinic prescribed another oral antibiotic, which caused more rashes, leading them to prescribe Hydroval. This helped, but my skin still looked worse, and the forehead lesion left a mark. I was then advised to use the bleaching cream for the discolouration. I had red hyperpigmentation and small “rash” like on my face right now.
I'm also trying to arrange a follow-up with the doctor as instructed, but he hasn't responded to my technician for a week. My mental health is really bad right now. I can’t even look at myself in the mirror during these times.
Any advice on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated. I am wondering if they are somehow at fault or not?
Thank you.

So I took accutane a while ago and broke out in hives after the first dose. My dermatologist said I was probably allergic to it, however I’m going to continue taking it slowly and thug out the allergic reactions and hope I build a tolerance to the accutane. I don’t know what I’m gonna do with my life unless my acne goes away and I’ve tried everything else to make it go away so wish me luck.