How do I treat a rash that I got from wearing jewelry?

Answer by  patti (29325)

It sounds like an allergy/reaction to one of the metals in the jewelry. Discontinue wearing it. Treat the rash with an over-the-counter cortisone cream (follow directions on the label). Depending on the piece, you might try painting the backside of it with a couple coats of clear nail polish.

Answer by  rbiales (3441)

Jewelry rashes are treated like any other form or cause of rash. It's important when skin is broken to prevent a secondary infection, and pain reduction as well as facilitating healing is important. Treat like any shallow wound, which is what a rash is.

Answer by  raun08 (1839)

It sounds like your skin is reacting to the material in the jewelry. The best way to treat it is to wash the area with regular soap and water and not wear the jewelry again. Your body will stop reacting. If it gets really intolerable, hydrocortisone cream will help.

Answer by  SubhashChander (1773)

Rashes obtained from wearing jewelery can be rectified but it would take some time for the skin to come to normal levels. The best course would be to massage the body with unboiled milk, or curd, or mustard oil or with the butter at least twice daily for one week.

Answer by  anshu16 (3)

either use antiboitics which are given by a dermatologist.. or keep jewelry from touching the skin by using earring sleeves... nd be careful not to scratch that part..

Answer by  Totty (-18)

stop wearing it you prat