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Evie (SYMTOMS OF VALLEY FEVER (Sytom 5. Rashes (Did you eat anything you…

- - - - No -Is there a shortage of food, or are you getting over worked
        
        No, Should I give you a local doctors number
        
        Yes, I would eat a bit more
      - Yes - Keep it up!
  - - - If Higher than 103,
        
        No-Tell me if It lasts more than 5 days
        
        Yes- Here is a local ambulance number
        
        Yes- Here is a local ambulance number
  - - - No- Should I call your doctor
      - If yes- Oh maybe take it slower
  - - - Pinpoint chest discomfort that worsens with positional changes in breathing. Heart pain is usually diffuse, or radiating. Pinpoint discomfort that changes with breathing is more likely to involve the lungs (e.g., pleurisy, an inflammation of the lung membranes; pneumonia; or asthma).
        
        Chest discomfort that gets better with exercise. Heart-related pain typically worsens with exercise. Sharp chest pain that improves with movement is more likely to have other causes (e.g., acid reflux.)
  - - - Yes- Well you have hives Hives develop as an allergic reaction to food, environmental surroundings (i.e., dust), or medication. They form a rash of annoying and raised itchy welts that can also burn. Hives will appear anywhere on the body in a few raised spots or they will join together to create one larger patch of raised, itchy skin that can last up to a few days.
        
        Psoriasis
        
        Psoriasis appear as a thick red rash that develops as white patches or silvery scales—most commonly on the scalp, elbows, knees, and lower back. Even though it is not contagious, the rash will heal and usually recur as the immune system is compromised or put under stress.
        
        Acne
        
        Acne is a skin condition that’s usually associated with teens and hormones, however, it’s appears as whiteheads, blackheads, and inflamed red lesions typically on the face, neck, and back of adults as well. Commonly referred to as pimples or “zits”, acne is caused when pores become blocked by oil, bacteria, and dirt.
        
        Shingles
        
        Shingles are caused by the chickenpox virus. They start in a rash of raised, tingling dots and gradually become painful blisters on the torso and buttocks that can take weeks and even months for the pain, itching and rash to subside. Those who get chickenpox as a child are at risk for shingles in adulthood—and it’s possible to have recurring shingles.
        
        Skin Tags
        
        A skin tag forms as a small, annoying flap of flesh-colored tissue that protrudes from a “stalk”—typically near the neck, shoulder, chest, armpit, under the breasts, or wherever there is friction. Women and seniors are more prone to these annoying, but not dangerous skin ailments.
        
        Herpes Stomatitis
        
        This viral infection occurs as mouth ulcers and inflammation due to a virus or bacteria (i.e., Candida Albicans), that’s caused by a mouth injury, a virus or bacteria tobacco use, chemotherapy or radiation treatment, immune system conditions (i.e., Crohn’s disease), or irritation from mouth braces.
      - Well first lets see what type of rash you have these are the most common