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Suggest Treatment For Painless Non-itchy Bumps On Abdomen
Question: I woke up this morning with non-itchy, non painful bumps on my abdomen. No one else in my family has it, including my husband who sleeps in the same bed. The bumps are localized to the front and sides of my abdomen, and look a little bit like mosquito bites all over me. I have checked for bed bugs, and there aren't any traces of them, nor has my husband been affected like this, which is why I don't think it can be attributed to bed bugs. I am just wondering if I have something contagious that could be a concern to my family or the general population.
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome
Your concern is appreciated
Your main concern is that if you have something contagious then your family shouldn't be affected so you can do safety measures to insure any one else cant get it like
Direct contact with the rash should be prevented
Keep the rash covered avoid touching and scratching and wash hands frequently to avoid spreading it
If you are having flu like symptoms with it you can use a mask to avoid droplet spread when you sneez or cough.
As far as cause is concerned there is alot of causes and it is usually very difficult to diagnose it
Mosquitoes bite allegry
Allergic eczema, pityriasis rosea , viral exanthems , discoid eczema , heat rash called miliara crystalline ,
Small angiomas
If your rash doesnt go away you should show it to a dermatologist.
Hope it helps
wishing you best of health
Please consult your doctor before taking any further course of action
Thanks
Dr M.S Khalil
Explained
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome
Your concern is appreciated
Your main concern is that if you have something contagious then your family shouldn't be affected so you can do safety measures to insure any one else cant get it like
Direct contact with the rash should be prevented
Keep the rash covered avoid touching and scratching and wash hands frequently to avoid spreading it
If you are having flu like symptoms with it you can use a mask to avoid droplet spread when you sneez or cough.
As far as cause is concerned there is alot of causes and it is usually very difficult to diagnose it
Mosquitoes bite allegry
Allergic eczema, pityriasis rosea , viral exanthems , discoid eczema , heat rash called miliara crystalline ,
Small angiomas
If your rash doesnt go away you should show it to a dermatologist.
Hope it helps
wishing you best of health
Please consult your doctor before taking any further course of action
Thanks
Dr M.S Khalil
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