[Everything doTERRA] Re: terrible rash on forearms

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On Tuesday, November 18, 2014 5:44:09 AM UTC-6, Lisnry wrote:

I have a rash on my forearms that itches so bad that they tremble.  I have been taking LLV in full strength for the last week.  Before that I was taking it half strength except for the Xeomega.  The rash started on the back of my hands, looking like the eczema that I usually get this time of year, but then it spread, which isn't typical.  The doctor prescribed prednisone which, from what I have seen, has worse side effects than what I am feeling right now!  I really don't want to take it, but I can't identify this rash, nor can I make it go away.  It is the worst in the mornings for some reason.  I have been using lavender and melaleuca on it for two weeks, and the last few days I have been taking it in veggie caps as well for the last two days along with oregano.  This is really miserable and I need it to go away.  Any ideas what is causing this and what I can do about it?  Thanks in advance.

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