Okay, so as some of you might know, my boyfriend died two weeks ago. A week & a half after his death, I got a rash due to how stressed out I was, and it hasn't gone away since. My mom made me a doctor's appointment, but she didn't feel good today, so I had to miss my appointment.
I've been using Cortizone 10 cream, and it works, but I hate the way it makes me feel all greasy & gross. I'm about to take a really hot bubble bath..Is there anyway I can try & get this rash to go away or at least calm down a bit until my mom can make me a new appointment? I'm really sick of being itchy all the time, and these bumps everywhere are pissing me off. =( If you guys know any home remedies, that'd be cool because I really, really need them.
I know that if I stop stressing out about this whole thing that it'll eventually go away, but me & his family have hardly any information about his death except for what I said in the mod forums, and I'm dying to know how he died, who did it, what happened & why it happened. And I'm just dying to vent, and I haven't been able to, so that's stressing me out as well. I'd love for this rash to go away, and for the stress to go away as well, but I honestly don't see my stress disappearing anytime soon. Any help? =/ It's getting to a point where I can't sleep at night because I'm so itchy..I'm at wit's end..Please help!
I'm so so so sorry about your boyfriend! ='(
I hope you feel better and we will all miss you!!!!
Anyways, about your question... well I've had stress related rashes too, even hives, poison ivy etc. and I've discovered that Baking Soda helps. Just take a hot bath and pour a lot of baking soda in the water and mix it up with your hand. Then jump in the tub and sit there until it goes away. Sometimes it takes 20 minutes, sometimes 1 hour... it depends on how bad it is.
karenR answered Thursday August 23 2007, 8:51 pm: Hi Tina. It doesn't smell so great at first but plain old vinegar will help it stop itching. I
was skeptical until one of my grandsons got poison
ivy. It really helped him.
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