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Rash, Itching Around Neck, Back Of Knees, Arms After Cutting Trees. No Help With Benadryl. Suggestions?

I was clearing a lot of brush and trees and now I have a rash around my neck on the back of my knees all up my arms... Mainly inside the bend of my arms. I have taken benadrylnandnthe itch doe not subside it does not look like poison oak patches
How do I make he itch stop. Doctor said don't put anything on it but the pramesone he Rx but te pharmacy did not have it

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Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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Thanks for your query .

I can understand your concerns.
I recommend you to take intavenous antihistamine and epinephrine after consultation


Hope I have answered ,if you have any other query , I would be honored to reply.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.


Regards,
Dr.Imran
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Rash, Itching Around Neck, Back Of Knees, Arms After Cutting Trees. No Help With Benadryl. Suggestions?

Thanks for your query . I can understand your concerns. I recommend you to take intavenous antihistamine and epinephrine after consultation Hope I have answered ,if you have any other query , I would be honored to reply. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Regards, Dr.Imran