Mountains 'neath the full moon. I would see a certified mixologist
immediately. Then give it a month or two to go away on its own,
before breaking down and plugging your symptoms into WebMD.
You might try an antibiotic ointment such as neosporin, rather than
cortisone. And I'd try a dermatologist over an allergist. Less
likely to stick a bunch of needles in ya. Good luck!
--- In [email protected], "hermespal"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Okay, here's a question for ya'll. I was too late to try it on Gene.
>
> About two days ago I acquired a rash-like skin condition on my legs
> and arms that is clearly an allergic reaction to something I either
> contacted or ingested. I have no idea what. It itches, scratching
> makes it worse, and liberal application of cortisone cream is not
> making much of an impact.
>
> Do I see a dermatologist or an allergist?
>
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