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Suggest Treatment For Recurrent Rash On The Stomach Area

my son had a cough he 11 sometimes he would use his inhaler the other day we went to a waterpark he went down a water slide and came back with a rash on his stomach then it spread i gave him clartin it cleared up in 30 minutes the next day he went in lake michigan he broke out again WHY
Thu, 20 Aug 2015
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Your son may be having history of allergy. ( using inhaler for bronchospasm is an indicator of that). Some content in water in water- park may be causing allergy in him. It could be chlorine or any other bleaching agent. The moment he comes in contact with that allergen he is developing rashes, which is a form of allergic reaction
You can apply calamine lotion ( local anti-histaminic), if it does not subside then you can use oral anti histaminic.
Best thing is to avoid allergen for some days.
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Suggest Treatment For Recurrent Rash On The Stomach Area

Hi Your son may be having history of allergy. ( using inhaler for bronchospasm is an indicator of that). Some content in water in water- park may be causing allergy in him. It could be chlorine or any other bleaching agent. The moment he comes in contact with that allergen he is developing rashes, which is a form of allergic reaction You can apply calamine lotion ( local anti-histaminic), if it does not subside then you can use oral anti histaminic. Best thing is to avoid allergen for some days.