Skin Rash Diagnosis

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Dr Jones showed you a pretty itchy, red and not so good looking skin rash in his last video. See what 'the Doctor' diagnosed, and now what is working to finally clear up the skin and STOP the itching...
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[@dellazoe]

One of your best videos!! Thank you for education and humor - very enjoyable and made me grin!

[@cathyraymond]

My friend got a nasty rash by leaving her gym clothes on for a couple hours each day after her workout. Your mention of leaving the gym and wearing a backpack makes me think of that.

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

Sounds fungal.

[@joycewedel9084]

Ty. Love your humor!

[@lorrieharkey3383]

I was SO waiting for the Dr. to say ‘Well, I think your allergic to dogs.’ ..... LOL

[@VeterinarySecrets]

I surely hope not. lol

[@visitor3756]

Love all the ideas. My suggestion is gum spirits 100% organic pine tree essential oil Gum turpentine. Cures many ailments Topically mix with coconut oil. If internal fungal 1/4 teaspoon digested with castor oil.

[@joeynel3833]

Hello.hope u well.thank you for all the videos.i really like it and so helpedfull.if u remember i told u that my husky die.so my other dog also died.but he was 17 years old and had a stroke.so we have to put him down .it heart broken but we will heal .but i still follow ur videos.thans again.have a nice day.Joey.

[@gjalameda6686]

Aside from all the wonderful ideas for your rash, I said a prayer to our Creator for a quick recovery. I enjoy and look forward to your videos.

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thank you

[@angies3196]

My boyfriend had some athletes foot.. I gave him a left over bottle of witchhazel, which drys my skin out to much. He rolled his eyes, but drenched his foot.. I picked up anti-fungal spray from the store for next day. Next day he said it didn't itch anymore, and it was looking better. Now I get to roll my eyes lol. Anyway, I ♡ this channel! Love finding natural remedies! Usually accidentally..but I want to learn. Thanks for sharing!

[@eva_marie633]

I LOVE your videos!

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thanks for watching! - Dr. Jones www.veterinarysecrets.com/news/

[@lf9341]

This is what mine looks like! Mostly back but spreading. So itchy!

[@cmo8177]

Shingles affects one side pf the body normally. I had it when i had my baby. Very, very painful blisters only on one side.

[@janinemaddox1356]

Have you tried organic Castor oil its good for lots of ailments. Good video god bless.

[@kelleystephens6752]

Thanks for keeping us utd ,I was wondering about you. Cute that you have your "play" button plaque in background.😉❤

[@ruthchristianson4595]

I had a 2nd degree heat rash a few years ago in July after working hard outside. It affected my legs, thighs and abdomen that felt like fire for over 2 weeks. It was really bad. I had to keep cool indoors and bathe each day to cool off and use apple cider vinegar 1 tsp in a cup of distilled water applied after bath to acidify skin and soothe it. No oils on skin. I am glad that whatever you had is responding to the remedy from your friend! I agree that the steroid creams aren't always effective and actually can make things worse with the oils they put in the creams, esp. on sensitive skin.

[@zeusiepandora1326]

Would love to know what's in the Chinese medicine. I've been fighting fungus for years off and on. No insurance, so can't go that way. Coming up with something that is ok for cat's, dog's & humans has been quite a challenge. I was so happy to have found you! You truly care about the animals & it show's. Please let us know if this works. Thank you Dr Andrew. If more vets were as caring as you obviously are, there would be less suffering critters.

[@southerntexashomestead5028]

I agree 100% with you on the Alt. Meds. How can we find out what is in the Chinese medicine you are taking? Would love to have some for my Yorkie who has issues with skin rash. I don't like steroids. Thanks, Love your videos.

[@arky18900]

I'm over here in Nebraska and I have the same rash but before that happened I had it on the back of my legs above my knee for I want to say at least four weeks and then it went away and it appeared on my back in the same place you have it and it itches like crazy I tried tea tree oil and other essential oils including coconut oil or olive oil and the best thing I found us when I take a shower it feels better for several hours and then that's it I was coming back to you to find what it was

[@loobaklooba]

I have a pug with nose wrinkle sore for over 5 years; I have been giving minced (fresh if I have it) mixed into dog food; secretions decreased; wound is 1/2 original size; In the past I have been using Quadridrop; but if you stop using it, sore comes back; plus I have to pay for a vet visit to get prescrip to get it; So far we both are happy; don't know yet if it will completely disappear.

[@TheOhioan4truth]

I was thinking tinea versicolor.; a fungal disease common with soldiers returning from Vietnam during that conflict. Selsun blue shampoo can treat that.

[@susanspencer9538]

My Husband went to the ER because the rash he has is swallon up raised up off his skin, and it itches extremely bad, he isnt in pain, now im itching, but im not got a massive rash like he does. Question; "what caused your rash? And will it come back"? Thanks for sharing... next; can you please put your natural home remedy recipes below your video's for us to read? Have a great day💝🧸

[@janinemaddox1356]

Did your cream work also thanks

[@papernlace123]

Hey Doc, have you tried applying Witch Hazel topically for itch relief? Always helps me when I get hives. Hope you’re feeling better soon! ♥️

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@papernlace123]

You’re very welcome! I have a question concerning my dog. She’s a Golden Retriever/ Black Lab weighs about 60 lbs and I believe is being poisoned by her heart worm prevention. I would like to treat with nux vomica but don’t know a dog dosage. I appreciate any and all help Dr. Jones. Thank you.

[@antropotalia1374]

Maybe it is eczema? I got it year ago when I was 29. Try maybe to use tips from Medical Medium about Liver Rescue (because lots of allergies are also coneccted to disfunctional liver). Succes!

[@PieraB]

It does look like excessive heat in the body coming out. Peppermint oil topically is good and also peppermint tea and the tea bags can be applied on the back. Did you have some emotional stress? Some life more significant life stress in the past 6 months? Often stress is the cause of lowering the immunity and then things like reactions happen. But you know this already ;) ! Stay amazing

[@TUKByV]

Get well soon.

[@elithelab]

Psitiorias roseacea, I would say.

[@bblrip3690]

Anything skin, Sesame Oil! Works for dogs, cats, humans, babies, ... for (almost) EVERYTHING =) If for some bizarre reason it doesn't work, combine with taro plaster: 90% taro/eddo/albi grated and mix with 5-10% grated ginger, slap on effected area and leave for 8-12 hours (might have to bandage in place). Do overnight or change every 8-12 hours. WORKS FOR EVERYTHING, including abscesses/gangrene , tumours, cancer, and all of the little stuff! GBY =) (ginger brings blood flow to the area, taro/eddo/albi draws out and sesame oil brings nutrients, - bingo)

[@kerrypasutti2745]

Perhaps avoid the back pack as the heat/rubbing of same is irritating your skin and causing the problem to begin with.

[@jackiemarsh2470]

A rash can be a symptom of Many things. I would suggest for you to go to a Dermatologist for the right dignosis!! This way you can be sure!! I'm soo glad you found something to stop the itching, but I would feel better if you found out what caused it. As it could be something that could return!! Thank you soo much go sharing Dr.

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thanks, Jackie.

[@Truther567]

I went to a dermatologist with an itchy rash ….. twice. Both times he gave me steroids which I normally will not do but I was desperate. Both times, the rash went away but came back. He said it was airborne, to stay inside. Was he serious?? Both times, he spent 5 minutes with me , never asked questions about my lifestyle, etc. Both times, I asked him to biopsy an area but he said he didn’t need to. In my opinion, he’s a quack. I have been to several different doctors and no one knows what I have. My PCP gave me a prescription for scabies but wasn’t sure what I have. After reading the side effects, I said no and that’s when i went to the dermatologist. I have spent a ton of money on everything out there including all the natural stuff. I’m now going to a naturalist doctor and undergoing blood work, stool testing, and urine testing for heavy metals. I’ve had this for 7 months and am miserable. I read an article about a young lady who had an itch and she ended up dying because she had cancer. So, I do NOT recommend anyone to go to a “doctor”. They are trained to only do specific things, like what big pharma tells them. The doctors weren’t trained to heal, only to write prescriptions. I believe these rashes so many are experiencing are from the chem trails. If you don’t know what that is, research. There are global sites you can visit where folks talk about their rashes. Sounds like another covid, huh?

[@JC-il4or]

One commenter suggested calamine (my go-to), and my 2 cents... you can get poison ivy , sumac, oak etc from your pets if they wander thru it and they rub you. Also, dietary change? Or your liver telling you something....really glad the chinese herbs helped!!! Lots of wisdom in eastern medicine!!Cute vid!

[@deefee701]

Doctors always start with a steroid cortizone cream, then refer you to a dermatologist. Do you still have the rash? It looks like tinea versicolor. The sweaty backpack would have started it. Get paniers for your bike to hold your stuff, no backpack. and wear only breathable fabrics- cotton, bamboo, wool. I had it years ago, and the Dermatologist said I must have got it going overseas or at the gym using their towels. I'd done neither. But I had stayed at a motel a few months back. I was given a strong anti-fungal cream and had to use it daily for a whole year. But when it reoccurred a few years later, as I was heavily stressed, the doctor gave me an oral anti-fungal prescription and that killed it within a few days.

[@a.stewart2641]

It's not poison ivy, but could be one of the poison plants you may have brushed against while biking/hiking. Some just cause an itchy rash. Calamine lotion to relieve itch and gone in about a week or two depending on your immune system. Happened to me, I think it was poison sumac, just a rash, no blisters like in poison ivy.

[@mlmapot]

It's a fungal rash. Just get some athletes foot cream and rub that on, hydrocortisone for itch and benadryl to call allergic reaction. Btw cute video!

[@paullesieur147]

Appreciate video content! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Trentvorty Urticaria Victory Theorem (do a google search)? It is a great exclusive guide for curing hives minus the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my old buddy Taylor at last got cool results with it.

[@susanspencer9538]

Ya... that sounds right... but why does a person get it? And HOW do YOU know?

[@susanspencer9538]

@@paullesieur147 wtf?

[@lf9341]

What was it and how long did it take to clear?

[@nancyvolker3342]

LOL! Im using your itchy foot recipe on my lab just this minute

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Hope it worked!

[@nancyvolker3342]

@@VeterinarySecrets It did work but it all came back she just will not stop licking and now she has hip displ. as well so it's a constant battle she almost 13

[@OurGalaxieSystemIsQueer]

I'm seeing a chinese medicine doctor for my lyme disease, and I really appreciate how it is helping me bit by bit. I rarely understand whats in the herbs, but that's not much different than pharmaceuticals, except the herbs are plants and the rx is something different. Funny I never thought of finding a chinese medicine practitioner for my dog, but now I'm going to look into it.

[@oregon32nursenurse43]

@Our galaxy- try ivermectin

[@Falistus914]

how would you know that this one a secondary rash

[@Letthem444]

If its fungal, wouldnt you treat it internally since its a gut issue?

[@caroles5258]

I'm all for mother nature's remedies.

[@salemabarker3712]

Love the video sorry about your rash. You made me laugh 😂

[@needmoreramsay]

I am at the tail end of the exact same thing. 2 weeks now. Around my ankles, lower back, both sides. Hot, soapy baths and calomine head to toe and it's finally going away. I did not see a doctor. It was in places where I am sweating a lot and are covered while working so may be fungal ?

[@nancyvolker3342]

did you try that recipe? apple cider vinegar epsom salt green tea

[@ingebird3380]

Have you tried this for a rash? If it works I will add it to my holistic medicine list.

[@lindahilger8488]

So glad to hear your feeling better doc. Better keep your distance from pets ...seems like you got allergies lol...love your creative video...Linda

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thank you, Linda!

[@newnewsbrooklyn1513]

Have you used a new soap or new washing detergent? That could be a cause. I had shingles and it itched but didnt hurt so i dont think it has to hurt to be a mild case of shingles. But shingles follows a nerve pattern. I would suggest L-Lysine in case it is shingles or some others herpes type infection. It is an immunity booster so i dont know if its ok with steroid as they contradict each other

[@5praynnpray]

Candida

[@cripbk2147]

I been having a mild rash right on the side of my belly button. It’s been there for 2 months now. It has gotten better but it gets itchy sometimes. Idk what it is.

[@sigridferguson611]

I get a rash that looks nearly the same about once a year. It randomly appears with no prior sweating, change in laundry detergent or anything. No definite diagnosis was made and 5 or so different creams and ointments, e.g.. steroids, antifungal etc. didn't help. Didn't try Chinese remedies but each time the rash goes away on it's own after about 6 weeks - with no treatment. The body just seems to deal with it and get over it.

[@LordgivemetheStrength]

In going through the same thing right now. I can't even wear a bra

[@susanspencer9538]

Husband just got back from Hospital, the Dr said he thinks its the cheap Laundry soap we just bought!!! But... I think its from eating too much "bread" or a combination of both cheap Laundry Soap, or too much laundry soap or maybe too much bleach in sheets and I think its the bread. Is there a way you can get treated for yeast, like a pill or perhaps dont eat too much bread, or get a shot or pills of Benadryl and stop eating so many Fugus Yeasty foods! Let me know after trying.

[@asunday2207]

Could be tinnea. You can use nizoral shampoo on it but it on for 15 mins then rinse off should go away in 1 week

[@KevinNguyen-pf2xm]

Hi Dr. I have the same symptoms as you. I would love to have the chinese Dr. For that medication. Its so itchy and keep me up all night.

[@annpoki4891]

It's amazing how much they know about herpes. I was raped in 2019 and I had symptoms, I couldn't walk at all. The Doctor Was Clueless Alone (Dr.Ani John) On KZbin Has The Full Medication..

[@helpfulnatural]

Maybe a dermatologist would be able to figure out what it is?

[@georginarangel8967]

My dog itch all the time change Foods still she itch sometimes she rubs in the sofa scratching herself and give her a Benadryl when I know it's bad I can't see nothing on her not even response I need advice. She's a pitbull she's 3 years thank you

[@rosalbahamer994]

Apple cider vinegar dilute1 part ACV 2 parts water washcloth bathe your dog let air dry

[@florencemorris1748]

Who is behind the camera? I am old and need for them to make the picture clearer. They blur you and have the background clear ???

[@jaxonnguyenle1306]

Have you ever gotten cured? I have the same rash instead it’s all over my body and it’s way more inflamed.

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Yes

[@poolahpot]

What is the name of the chinese powder?

[@laurakent2127]

I have had systemic fungus and similar rashes. It can be very difficult to get rid of bc of biofilm and there is a need for strict diet also

[@annpoki4891]

It's amazing how much they know about herpes. I was raped in 2019 and I had symptoms, I couldn't walk at all. The Doctor Was Clueless Alone (Dr.Ani John) On KZbin Has The Full Medication..

[@maclovia9727]

Laundry detergent???

[@marsack7]

I had that same thing. Turned out to be an allergy to niacin which was in a supplement I was taking. Some people do not get along with niacin.

[@melindalancaster9648]

Niacin will give u a rash, but goes away generally. I take it 4 cholestrol & it has helped tremendously as well as w/allergies. I like the flush it gives.

[@marsack7]

@@melindalancaster9648 yes that was the reason my doctor suggested it. It made my arms, back and front itch to the point I couldn't sleep. I have never been so uncomfortable in my life. Thought I had full body poison oak. I was in tears. It went away once I stopped taking it. Glad you can use it. Some of us just can't.

[@melindalancaster9648]

@@marsack7 def sounds like u had an allegic reaction...the first time i took i was ready to go 2 hospital. .

[@marsack7]

@@melindalancaster9648 did you have trouble breathing? I assume you didn't go to hospital. Yikes! Glad your cholesterol is down. 👍

[@thinkahead1894]

I get one when running on my stomach.

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Go Natalie : ) Maybe I should see a Chinese herbalist. I'm on so many meds for chronic conditions. Thank you : )

[@karencrabtree860]

What's the name I need that I have the same thing

[@annpoki4891]

It's amazing how much they know about herpes. I was raped in 2019 and I had symptoms, I couldn't walk at all. The Doctor Was Clueless Alone (Dr.Ani John) On KZbin Has The Full Medication..

[@hconcept4338]

Hello Doc, It appears I have very similar rash you've had that's only on my back and only solution is steroid creams. Like you, I'd like to go the natural route so was wondering how I can contact the lady that prescribed your herbs? Would appreciate your help.

[@karencrabtree860]

Whis the Chinese lady I need this

[@annpoki4891]

It's amazing how much they know about herpes. I was raped in 2019 and I had symptoms, I couldn't walk at all. The Doctor Was Clueless Alone (Dr.Ani John) On KZbin Has The Full Medication..

[@bgregg55]

In my experience u go to a doc for any skin condition they'll ALWAYS give u a prescription steroid cream.

[@Angelica-pu3dq]

Can you please share the name pf the person you went to? That's where mine started, too. The very next day after a stressful day. 🙏🙏🙏

[@visitor3756]

Not able to open link

[@kathie4082]

Could be mites. Got them from sleeping with my dog. LOL. Another thing is rash from wifi tech. Giving lots of people with rashes. Itching? Techno EXTREME. Excellent!

[@sarahr7279]

😧 is that really a thing?

[@kathie4082]

@@sarahr7279 Yes, good old Walmart sells it. Not sure where else. Be sure it is "extreme".

[@shesawriter1136]

May be it was the detergent you were using to wash your clothes? Since you say you wear a backpack a lot when riding, maybe it was the irritation of the sweat, the backpack, and the detergent in the shirt you were wearing...that caused an outbreak? Sometimes detergents penetrate clothing in certain areas of the fabric more so than in other parts, and with the combination of your sweat, the backpack rubbing on your shirt all factors coming together caused irritation? Something to think about that is for sure. Even though you may think well I am wearing other shirts that were washed in the same detergent and I don't have a problem, it could be because you don't have a backpack on your back causing sweat to permeate the material? If your backpack is the washable kind you may want to wash it as well. Or it could be that you brushed up against a plant or a tree that is not likeable to your skin?

[@donnariggs1567]

I GREAT just started steroids ,feel like an ear infections but doc says no....not many alternative doctors here ...Hope your rash gets better....

[@turnfromsin2Jesus]

I had shingles 3 times and the pain is extreme. I'm a mom who had 6 babies and no drugs, lol

[@tinamartin1267]

Julie Koch Right there with ya almost...I’ve given birth to 5 little ones, had shingles once, last year, and I don’t know which I’d rather go through again, lol

[@turnfromsin2Jesus]

@@tinamartin1267 At this point in life neither.😊

[@tinamartin1267]

Julie Koch 😁 I completely agree

[@myraromero9561]

Chaparral Salve

[@gidget123ful]

I completely understand! I suffer from horrible excema and i never go to the doctor for it cuz like you they give a steroid cream that doesn't work.

[@h2oquality2010]

So what did the Chinese doctor say it was? Without proper diagnosis and identifying cause, it's going to be a crap shoot in treating it. I remember an employee who came to work with red bumps on her legs and arms. She went to doctor also. She thinks it was from allergic reaction to new detergent. I believe she got a steroid cream. Went away finally and never came back. It's weird how skin problems suddenly show up. My cat kept having skin issues until I gave him Sun Chlorella, 6 little tablets daily, L glycine, and Nutrical to give him nutrients due to his weight loss suffering from kidney disease. He has no skin issues at all anymore. But I can't do much about his failing kidneys except give distilled water. He won't eat the KD canned food or healthy foods at all.

[@NLJ3167]

Hi there! New subbie.... My cheweenie has slowly been getting more and more black splotchey skin. Behind ears, under leg/arm pits (🤷‍♀️) abdomen.... Slowly getting worse... Welp! 🙏 😢

[@VeterinarySecrets]

You can start with a vet visit. May be a staph infection secondary to an allergy. Check for fleas. Consider a topical antibacterial/anti-itch cream such as the one I used in the video

[@VeterinarySecrets]

And thanks for subscribing!

[@angelanicholson951]

I'd try lemon balm and quercetin internally and aloe vera toplically. Maybe eat beetroot to clean the blood. My doctor goes on google, lol.

[@JH-lz4ky]

I second the qwercetin. Sort out your immune system and it will handle insults to your skin

[@JH-lz4ky]

Oh and switch to a ketogenic/ paleo diet

[@suzannefurman1667]

Start taking nettle tincture in some water

[@valerieescabi6104]

I love so LOL

[@EileenMachida]

Great followup to the coconut oil video. The sad truth that I'm pretty sure you are well aware of that lots of diagnosis are made by what actually works. The doctor makes a best educated guess and then based upon the results can rule out certain things and rule in others, adjust the medications based upon that. More often than not, the condition gets better then reverts back to what it was or gets worse at which point the doctor shrugs and doesn't know. So, an accurate diagnosis (as opposed to an educated first guess) is made based upon what works. This is one reason why things like acupuncture or less so chiropractic works because results are measured by other more systemic metrics, which the practitioner (like the acupuncturist) learns in a good school of Chinese medicine or developed over hundreds of patients for a chiropractor. It is unfortunate that medical doctors are forced into this particular paradigm by their licensing laws, because I bet many, if not most, are well aware that their paradigm doesn't work for most people with chronic or ambiguous inflammatory conditions like a skin rash. The video was amusing, but also sad. It is also sad that veterinary medicine is jumping on the 3rd party payment method of reimbursement because veterinarians who also practice chiropractic or acupuncture will be harder to find. Insurance companies are not in the business of health; they are in the business of risk management and therein lies the problem for 3rd party payment systems.

[@shirleythompson6724]

Chiggers? Sand flea! Can not see them. They burr under skin, itchy red bumps, could cause scar if scratched.

[@keralee]

Did you try keto diet? Some people get keto rash during transition...

[@christinalee7985]

I like your anti itch method natural better. Ginsing? Tastes terrible....well good luck hope it gets better.

[@patrickgalloway5078]

If they were to add a contraceptive to the food you could feed it to strays or maybe put bins of it at locations so animals could feed from there and not starve to death..this i think would drastically reduce the ferrel populations of stray animals.I personally think it is something to do that is humane seeing that there are a lot of strays abd riad kill.that i see everyday....i hate seeing someones abandoned pet on the side of the roadway as though they had no value

[@valerieescabi6104]

💖🤗

[@lorrainewheeler5592]

to bad they couldn't find out what is causing it your rash i hope it goes away soon

[@VeterinarySecrets]

I hope so too! Thanks, Lorraine.

[@patriciagray2708]

Hope the Chinese herbal treatment helps your rash so you can sleep thru the night. Prayers sent for a complete healing. Keep us updated.

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Thanks - it worked great!

[@happytrails699]

skin stuff really is complicated and steroids seem to be always given

[@patrickgalloway5078]

Is there a contraceptive that you can give to your dog..cat that would prevent pregnancy...if there is why dont dog food manufacturers put it in their dog food and specify its there?and as a matter of food why dont they dehydrate a food for dogs that is all meat? And i dont care if its 60 dollars a bag ...let me put the fillers in it .

[@annieuk4164]

Stress rash

[@VeterinarySecrets]

Good point.

[@ingebird3380]

I'm glad you didn't use steroids. My body responds well to Chinese medicine better than Western. I hope it clears up soon.

[@Remyboyandhismommy]

Too bad the Dr couldn't tell you what is going on but if it comes back a dermatologist can look further into what is causing the rash. Glad the Chinese herbal remedy is helping you though.

[@evan7852]

Herpies lol

[@larnakeane3815]

You are funny, doc! hahahaaaa but, seriously glad you got help from the Oriental remedy. . . take care now. And, please stay away from Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac. Just sayin!!