What can cause?

[Nai]

I had something similar when I was in FNQ - I think it was a heat rash or a reaction to the sunscreen I was using. Are you using a moisturiser or sunscreen there at all?

[Catastrophic]

Nope. Haven't really gone out in the sun to need sunscreen. And i've been slack with moisursers

[Nai]

Hmmm well there goes that theory I found using an aloe vera cooling gel on it really helped.

[delphmoon]

Hayfever?

Are you a diabetic or kidney probs- that can cause itchyness...otherwise I dunno ....

[RainbowBrite]

Could it be a stress rash?
You are going through a bit at the moment.

[krysalyss]

I got something like that from a vaccination reaction - MMR I think. Have you had any vaccinations in the last month? Otherwise a virus although it is lasting a while. You could take a hay fever tablet like claratyne to see if that helps with the antihistamine. Don't worry about the fact that the dr can't see it as they can always feel it and that might be a key symptom - you never know!

[Mother Goose]

what sort of stuff did you encounter on your last clinical? Is it possible you've contracted a virus that is presenting itself with a rash?

There are literally millions of causes for rashes with many of them being completely innocent.

[Catastrophic]

Delp = Not Diabetic and Had kidney test this year they are all fine...

RB = Your properly onto something there.

Krys = No vaccinations. and no other symptoms for a virus so seems unlikely.

MG - Lots of stuff. I was at a medical centre so had a lot come in.

Pac = I have a warm house so haven't really been wearing much to bed. . .

I didn't think to take a antihistamine *Der, great nurse I'm going to be* Will go get some tomorrow because it's really starting to get annoying.

[Bathsheba]

Dehydration? Toxins can build up and come out as a rash.

[Catastrophic]

I think I am drinking enough Bath.

Marydean - I should not go to Dr google! It's driving me insane so will head off to the Dr's sometime soon!