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Continuous Rash And Itching. Take Plenty Of Fluids Post Weight Loss. Cause?

my mom has lost alot of weight. she drinks alot of liquids alot big mug cups all day all night. she now complaining about a rash and itching that's been going on for months. no leaks or anything no smell just the rash and itching. i'm telling her to goe to the doctor can u tell me what this could possiable be. i know she have to go to the doctor,but what can she do til then. she's waiting to get approve for a gold card so she can go see a doctor
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Hi, thanks for posting your query

From the information provided it seems that she has a fungal infection. She needs to get it examined by a dermatologist for exact diagnosis. Till then she can do the following:
Keep the area clean and maintain proper hygeine
Wash with a mild cleanser
Apply a cream containing a mild steriod and antifungal drug twice a day
An oral antihistaminic like fexofenadine twice a day

Try to contact a doctor as soon as possible

Hope this helps you .

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Continuous Rash And Itching. Take Plenty Of Fluids Post Weight Loss. Cause?

Hi, thanks for posting your query From the information provided it seems that she has a fungal infection. She needs to get it examined by a dermatologist for exact diagnosis. Till then she can do the following: Keep the area clean and maintain proper hygeine Wash with a mild cleanser Apply a cream containing a mild steriod and antifungal drug twice a day An oral antihistaminic like fexofenadine twice a day Try to contact a doctor as soon as possible Hope this helps you .