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it tested as yeast but something is making it worse and I think its my shirtsI thought your was yeast
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it tested as yeast but something is making it worse and I think its my shirtsI thought your was yeast
What kind of work did you do?Yup. I'm still recovering from burn-out. I'm not on any meds though, of which I am thankful.
Specialized in standing seam metal seam roofing. We did shingles as well but standing seam was 75% of our work.What kind of work did you do?
Like my pole barn. That is hard work. I watched the men here putting one upSpecialized in standing seam metal seam roofing. We did shingles as well but standing seam was 75% of our work.
Metal seamless siding as a specialty, plus all the other sidings.
The Dr had said it's yeast? Ever try the prednisone cream? Sure is good for itching/rash. I break out sometimes in different areas, but usually large areas. Specialist doesn't know what is causing it but we know what works for it.clotrimazole or something like that. Its prescription strength yeast meds.
Wash that area 10 times a day!it tested as yeast but something is making it worse and I think its my shirts
thats a lot of washing! When I took my shower today I couldnt stand the wash cloth to touch it. I used my hands.Wash that area 10 times a day!![]()
Cyn, I have tried it all. This has been going on for many years. This time is the worst ever.The Dr had said it's yeast? Ever try the prednisone cream? Sure is good for itching/rash. I break out sometimes in different areas, but usually large areas. Specialist doesn't know what is causing it but we know what works for it.
they did a cultureThe Dr had said it's yeast? Ever try the prednisone cream? Sure is good for itching/rash. I break out sometimes in different areas, but usually large areas. Specialist doesn't know what is causing it but we know what works for it.
Yikes!this is an allergy to polyester.
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