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My Skin Near Knee Cap On Right Leg Becoming Hard And I Am Gradually Loosing My Sense

From past one and half to 2 month i am feeling like my skin near knee cap on right leg becoming hard and i am gradually loosing my sense and sometimes i have a itching over there. I feel the amount of touch sense at that place is less than other parts. Please tell me the reason and remeady..
Mon, 29 Aug 2011
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It could be a fungal infection, or lichen planus, or else, if you belong to a belt in which leprosy is endemic, it could be a cause of concern. If there is a loss of sensation, please see a dermatologist. A skin biopsy may be required to arrive at a diagnosis.
Take care.
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My Skin Near Knee Cap On Right Leg Becoming Hard And I Am Gradually Loosing My Sense

Hi Welcome to Healthcaremagic It could be a fungal infection, or lichen planus, or else, if you belong to a belt in which leprosy is endemic, it could be a cause of concern. If there is a loss of sensation, please see a dermatologist. A skin biopsy may be required to arrive at a diagnosis. Take care.