Bite or Rash, need help?

I have been to 2 doctors about a skin condition I have been having. A couple of months ago I started developing lumps on my hands and wrists that were pink/red in color, and itched quite badly. After a month or so I started to devolpe a rash over my arms, hips, stomach, and chest that was determined to be excema. While the topical steroids helped with the itching and the excema, the bumps on my hands and wrists are still present. They come and they go, but this morning they were 4-6 new ones that showed up. I have noticed that if I squeeze the bumps a clear liquid comes out of the affected area. Also it appears that the liquid comes out of 3 seperate makes all very close to one another. It appears as 1 mark until it is squeezed and the liquid come out of 3 spots in a triangle shape. I am thinking that it may be bed bugs, and that my excema was an alergic reaction to the bites. Not sure if anyone else has experienced this or not? Thanks for the help.

Bite or Rash, need help?
You need to see a dermatologist. Its sounds like pustular psoriasis...


EDIT: If you think you have bed bugs...Look on the wall behind your pillows and look for tiny dots of blood..If you see that, you have bed bugs. Although if still sounds like psoriaisis. Btw, there is no cure for this...You will need to use cream on the areas as needed possible forever ( I have it...) %26amp; increased sun exposure helps (Viatimin D) also tanning beds...Ask your doc for: fluocinonide cream.05%
Reply:Dude I say it is a rash you have go to the doctor and ask for cream.
Reply:I have suffered from eczema since I was a child and I have never had any liquid come out of any of my "spots". Have you examined your bed for bed bugs? Is there something else that could be causing this reaction? Have you seen an actual skin doctor (a dermatologist), or even an allergist? You might not even have eczema, it could be psoriasis.
Reply:Check for bed bugs by looking between your mattress and the wall for any black powdery substance. I doubt it's bed bugs because you'd have bites all over you, not just on your hands. It sounds to me like you might have either an allergy to something that you're getting your hands in - (do you wear rubber gloves, perhaps with latex?) or you could have a staph infection. Keep track of what you do with your hands every day - what products/soaps/detergent/cleaners/gloves you use and what jewelry/watch you wear. Try using different things and wash with neutragena soap for a few days to see if your rash clears up. I do suggest going to the doctor and ask specifically about staph as it's frequently misdiagnosed and does present as a pimply sort of rash.
Reply:log onto morgellons.org and compare symptoms


if its morgellons Stay away from steroidal creams steroids period and dermatologists cause docs don't believe this is happening to people .





anti fungal creams help but no treatment to get rid of it cause the what is it is not known.





If you buy a 30X handheld lighted microscope you can then use that to see your skin . See if you find tiny thread like filaments in your skin .. then show a doctor the fibers with printed stuff from morgellons.org





I have had great remission since being on tetracycline 1000mg a day for a year but you have to get the doctor to see the fibers cause they will not look for them I hope its not morgellons but email me for hints on relief at nomof3@yahoo.com . I cant offer a fix only relief feel better
Reply:Skin rash info is provided below.
Reply:http://www.webmd.com/video/bed-bugs?ecd=...