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Strange Rash Along SpineQuestion by Anonymous on 04/11/2011
Thank you for your amazing contribution. I've learned so much by reading the information on Earthclinic.
Anyhow I'm writing about I have a strange rash on my back I've taken a picture to show you it is like long red marks along my spine. No bumps or real itching, but feels hot and uncomfortable a slight stinging feeling. I've been putting apple cider vinegar on it. I'm 45 year old female vegetarian. I've had two nose plastic surgery in my life 20's due to an injury I suffered from when I was child. I have no stress, I live in a calm environment.
For the last four years I've been I suffering from severe dry eyes,. My ophthalmologist put tear duct plugs in, but that has not helped, My dry eyes are worst at night when I'm sleeping which I used Vaseline in my eyes or refresh drops in my eyes. I also have dry itchy skin sometimes it feels like something is crawling or stinging me under my skin at times. I have to use sesame oil on my entire body in order to get some relief from the itching feeling . I've been alkalizing, but I'm not really sure If I'm seeing any results as of yet.
I was diagnosed with severe anemia, which I take black strap molasses for the anemia and it appears to be better, although during my period I feel beyond exhausted. I was told I'm blood deficient and with too much heat in my body so I just started taking chinese herbs to get my blood going and to release heat ouf of my body I started that about two weeks ago. That was about the same time I started have hot flashes in the night time when I sleep so I started to sleep with the window open, My periods are heavy and I have a period every 22-23 days. I will also have migraines during my period or when I'm getting closer to my period . I take Butterbur extract for it and it works. I would appreciate any insights you may have. Namaste
Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 06/03/2011
Replied by Anonymous (San Jose, Ca) on 04/05/2013
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