Skin rush treatment on inner thighs

Thank you very much for your reply. The reason for my question is
multifaceted, i.e. academic learning, curiosity, and what changes i could
make in order to have this rush dissipate. I am not a practitioner. I am a
lay person who believes in knowledge and who faces various health
challenges by asking questions. I only use goat’s milk and cheese. I
stopped having dairy a few days ago. I used to eat eggs every day. I
stopped that too. I also eat pasture raised meat and healthy fish. I make
bone broth. I eat an abundance of vegetables and some beans, and same
fruit. I have acupuncture treatments every week. My acupuncturist treated
the lung meridian for three consecutive weeks. I have not seen any
improvement. I am also not getting any worse. On rare occasions this rush
itches. I use only natural products. I have had autoimmune hepatitis for
the last 37 years. I have been continuously on prednisone, for a number of
years on a low dose, i.e. 5 mg. I am doing very well considering my
various diagnosis. As new challenges appear, I like to grasp them and
understand them myself in order to make the proper changes in my life. I am
a practitioner of Qigong. I study with a teacher.

Regarding this rush, I was not yet able to establish what makes it better
or worse. My acupuncturist checks my pulse from time to time. I would very
much appreciate any other suggestions you could give me on what would be
helpful to me in order to decipher this challenge and to grasp whether this
is a lung or a liver weakness, or could it be both. Another clue, I am
still morning the death of my dear husband who died last year in August,
although, I am much better now.

Gratefully,
Manana

It sounds like a much more mundane explanation of having an allergic reaction to the cherry extract. Eating natural raw cherries is not the same to your body as ingesting chemically processed concentrated extract. From the viewpoint of Chinese medicine an allergic reaction is usually a manifestation of damp heat or toxic heat.