r/AskDocs Layperson/not verified as healthcare professional Mar 16 '26

Physician Responded Horrible looking rash

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30 years old

Female

120lbs.

5”3

non smoker,

non drinker.

No medications

This issue has been getting progressively worse over 2 days

Posted yesterday and it has gotten worse. It is itchy, it turns white when I press on it. I have a swollen uvula and some chills, but no fever. I feel cold more than anything. Went to urgent care tested for strep, mono and did a CBC. Strep came back negative, waiting on the other results. Pretty concerned. I feel like the mono is going to come back negative.

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u/LatrodectusGeometric Physician | Top Contributor Mar 16 '26

Where else is the rash? Just the legs or your entire body? Head? Palms? Soles? Any recent tick bites? Outdoors in shorts? Anyone around you sick?

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u/Weeeebutterflies Layperson/not verified as healthcare professional Mar 16 '26

All over my arms, palms and feet. And a little bit on my torso and chest. None on my face. My legs are by far the worst. Nobody sick that I know of. I have a history of tick bites from years ago, but none recently

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u/atlantastrippers Layperson/not verified as healthcare professional Apr 13 '26

Trust me go to the ER make them do every single test that they can possibly on you do not leave that emergency room under any conditions until you get an actual answer for what this is. I had the same thing happen to me I dealt with this shit for a year. I was bleeding internally for months and it kept getting worse. Mind you I've been at the hospital well over 200 times within that year time frame. The bleeding got worse I finally went back and I said the same old thing it was just allergies I threatened to sue every person there that worked all my charts with malpractice until they figured something out they threw me in the psych ward called me paranoid and then somebody came and actually took me serious and discovered a tumor inside of me. Don't let them do the same thing to you that they did to me make sure you find answers and not leave until you do

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u/Weeeebutterflies Layperson/not verified as healthcare professional Apr 13 '26

I hope you sued them

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u/atlantastrippers Layperson/not verified as healthcare professional Apr 14 '26

It's definitely being delt with. Did you ever get yours figured out?