@A MyFibroTeam Member I am inquisitive by nature so I'm curious why fibro causes a rash. I've had mine for over a year. It won't go away. The Democratic thought it was lupus but the skin sample came back negative. I'm covered in moles now too

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Actually the rash from Fibro was part of what the Dr used to diagnose me. I have a constant battle with rashes, where my legs meet my groin, under my breasts, but the one that is the most irritating is on the back and sides of my neck, including up in my hairline. I use a Nyamyc powder under my breasts and in my groin area, and a nystantin creme on the neck rash. Mine is red, it's only itchy and raised when I'm having a flare that causes it to act up.

I have terrible rashes on my feet for the last 3years. I can not get rid of it. I'm gluten and lactose free. Tried nystatin, bacetration, foot sprays. HELP!

ChristineO the Rhuematologist told me that it's simply a part of the fibro. The nystantin powder and cream help to keep it manageable, but I've yet to actually get rid of the rash completely.

Opps a daisy! I take a antihistamine Loratadine.