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Monday, February 27th, 2006 09:59 am
The Caladryl test was not strongly conclusive. The patch of skin I chose displayed no visible change, by contrast with the rash's sudden addition of deep red spots after Caladryl. The test patch did itch afterward, for a couple of days, but it was mild. It could conceivably be just the result of me paying attention to it. I do have dry itchy skin most of the time anyway.

Guess I have to wait for another rash and do a half-and-half test. :-)

The rash no longer itches and is slowly fading from its supreme ugliness of a few days ago. When it gets to the point I won't scare off the other swimmers I'll get back in the pool.
Tuesday, February 28th, 2006 12:12 am (UTC)
Well, I'm glad you posted this. The curiosity was killing me. I just HAD to know if there was someone out there who is really, truly allergic to Caladryl. Hee hee hee.
Tuesday, February 28th, 2006 12:41 am (UTC)
It *did* itch there after I put it on. Like I said, I need a rash so I can do a half-and-half test on skin that is as sensitized as it's going to get! After it got so much worse when I used Caladryl, I'll be ultra careful in the future.