Itchy Rashes On Upper Back, Shoulders, Chest, Scabbing And Weeping. Spread On My Back. Antibiotics Causing Burning Urine. Suggestions?
mi 49 female. i m coming out in a rash over my upper back,shoulders and chest. it started off as little bumps and blotches and then they start scabbing and weeping. it itches really bad and spreads into a big patch. there are patches all over my back. antibiotics burn when urinating and give me thrush. any ideas please?
Common causes of rapidly evolving rash could include viral disease, fungal disease or an allergic reaction. A clinical evaluation is very important to make a proper diagnosis. It would necessary to distinguish pain from itches. depending on the distribution of the rash, especially if it follows a specific pattern, exclusion of a chronic herpes virus infection coud be important. Zona is a probable diagnosis. exclusion of immune suppression fro HIV or diabetes or cancer could be necessary in this case. It is not excluded the the drug you take could be implicated. Relating the onset of these symptoms to the timing of the drugs could aid in discarding or confirming this possibility.
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Itchy Rashes On Upper Back, Shoulders, Chest, Scabbing And Weeping. Spread On My Back. Antibiotics Causing Burning Urine. Suggestions?
Hi and thanks for the query, Common causes of rapidly evolving rash could include viral disease, fungal disease or an allergic reaction. A clinical evaluation is very important to make a proper diagnosis. It would necessary to distinguish pain from itches. depending on the distribution of the rash, especially if it follows a specific pattern, exclusion of a chronic herpes virus infection coud be important. Zona is a probable diagnosis. exclusion of immune suppression fro HIV or diabetes or cancer could be necessary in this case. It is not excluded the the drug you take could be implicated. Relating the onset of these symptoms to the timing of the drugs could aid in discarding or confirming this possibility. I suggest you consult a dermatologist for a proper clinical review. Thanks and kind regards, Bain LE, MD.