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I’ve been getting a splotchy red rash on my chest and neck when I have bad anxiety/stress and once I calm down the rash goes away. Didn’t know if it was related to Lupus/Sjogrens at all.
@A MyLupusTeam Member that is great to hear, you go girl! 😊
@A MyLupusTeam Member thank you so much. I will let you know if I ever find out, good luck with your anxiety. Don’t be embarrassed of it, who cares if you turn a little red sometimes 😊
Your joke to others is a pretty great comeback!!
I get this too. No ones ever been able to give me a clear answer, sorry. It sucks because I have social anxiety so when the rash/flushing appears I can't even fake it, then when people ask what's wrong with me and it just gets worse. I've started trying to make it a joke saying "sshh, it can hear you". I notice mine comes when I'm too warm, angry, upset, nervous, embarrassed- usually emotional based but sometimes random. Some people mention blood pressure but I doubt that's it because my bp is clinically low. If you ever find out please let me know. Have a great day
Some people with lupus experience rashes that come and go, often triggered by factors like heat or sun exposure. For example, one member reported that their butterfly rash appears when they get hot, such as after a hot shower or being in the sun. Another member mentioned that their rashes and facial flushing tend to come Show Full Answer
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