Therapy
If a rash occurs without a known cause and without itching, it is always advisable to consult a doctor so that the diagnosis can be made and the causes treated, if possible. The treatment of the rash depends entirely on the cause of the skin change. In the first place is usually the treatment of the triggering factor.
The typical diseases that are associated with a non-itching skin rash are treated very differently. For example, there is no causal therapy for measles or HIV, and only symptomatic treatment is possible. In the presence of a seborrheic exanthema, an antimycotic ointment can help.
The wandering blush, which is caused by a Borrelia infection after a tick bite, or an exanthema as a reaction to a certain medicine, disappears by itself after a few days. Many herbal active ingredients are well suited for the treatment of skin rashes by alleviating possible itching and having an anti-inflammatory effect. By moisturizing and providing important nutrients, they also help to make the skin more resistant. You can read more information on this topic here: Household remedies for a rash
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