Yes, a rash can be gone in 1/2 hour, 3 hours, whatever it chooses.
One rheumatologist I saw once, who did not stay on, told me that unless he saw a reaction happen, he didn't believe it happened. I proceeded to ask him if I should call him at 3 am when I woke up with a fever. He was not amused, neither was I. I told him if he had to see it, and I live an hour or more drive, then 3 am might be the best chance to see it happen when I could get there in about 40 minutes.
Needless to say, I didn't go back for another go round.
I must say that alcohol and lupus meds are not usually good companions. Sometimes the combination of meds and alcohol can cause major problems so it is wise to avoid alcohol when taking medications.
Sally
One rheumatologist I saw once, who did not stay on, told me that unless he saw a reaction happen, he didn't believe it happened. I proceeded to ask him if I should call him at 3 am when I woke up with a fever. He was not amused, neither was I. I told him if he had to see it, and I live an hour or more drive, then 3 am might be the best chance to see it happen when I could get there in about 40 minutes.
Needless to say, I didn't go back for another go round.
I must say that alcohol and lupus meds are not usually good companions. Sometimes the combination of meds and alcohol can cause major problems so it is wise to avoid alcohol when taking medications.
Sally