Mi hija (11 años) fue diagnosticada hace aproximadamente 3 semanas después de 2 semanas de llagas con picazón por todo su cuerpo. Inicialmente pensamos que era tiña y la tratamos como tal. El médico le dio una crema de esteroides y apenas se ven algunas de las ampollas, de hecho pensamos que había desaparecido porque no tenía picazón en los últimos días. De repente hoy ha tenido episodios de dolor extremo que ella describe como cuchillos y agujas siendo clavados en toda su espalda. El dolor es tan severo que básicamente convulsiona mientras tiembla del dolor, y se siente como si fuera a romperme la mano cuando la aprieta a través del dolor. Solo dura 15-30 minutos, y hemos encontrado que las bolsas de hielo están ayudando a detener este tormento. ¿Alguien más ha experimentado este síntoma? Esto NO es picazón, es dolor que ningún padre quiere ver en su hijo.
I am so sorry to hear that. I haven't heard anything about this side effect in all my research. I'd take her back to the doctor. It doesn't seem related. I felt prickly- like stickers in my clothes but nothing like that!! Bless her heart and I'll be praying.
Ayera sentí algo como un pellizco varias veces en mi parche de heraldo que ahora está cicatrizando, pero no era realmente dolor. Creo que deberías hablar con su médico o llevarla a otro. ¡Espero que se mejore pronto!
My daughter was also just diagnosed with PR, rather it is their best guess. She has some areas on her scalp and said she felt a few very sharp pains there a few days ago. Nothing like what your daughter had though. Mine did however have severe arthritic type joint pain for about 10 days, which began when the first bumps appeared. They say it is possible this is all part of a viral illness. I hope your daughter is improving.
Hi kassey08922 is there a chance your daughter could have shingles?
I’m having the same thing as your daughter now.
Had pityriasis rosea back in summer of 2016 myself, when I was 11 years old (interesting coincidence). Had a very similar experience, extraordinarily painful pins and needles type of feeling where my rash was/ had been. I remember talking to my pediatrician at the time who told me this was a rare but documented occurance in pityriasis rosea patients. Seems to be very similar to the kind of nerve pain people experience after shingles/chicken pox. I remember sitting in middle school shaking and fighting tears from how intense the pain was. Hope all went well with your daughter.
BTH