Rash On Upper Arm, Very Noticeable After Showering, Another Rash Present On Neck. Cure?
Hey I have a rash on my upper left arm that is only very noticeable when I get out of the shower, it only itches a little bit and usually only itches when I get out of the shower...I also have a rash on my neck on the same side that seems to be very scaly/dry...the one on the neck is constantly there but the arm only occurs when I get out of the shower....why could this be? My work doesn t offer health care and I m concerned, thanks
After reading your post, it seems that your rash seems to be due to dermatitis.
You can take antihistaminic like Levocetrizine 5 mg once a day.
Also apply locally skin cream containing antifungal like miconazole, antbiotic like gentamycin and a steroid like betamethasone. You can repeat this application 3-4 times a day on the rash.
If the problem persists, get yourself examined clinically by a Dermatologist.
I hope this is helpful to you.
Thanks.
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Rash On Upper Arm, Very Noticeable After Showering, Another Rash Present On Neck. Cure?
Hi Bdubuk, Thanks for writing your query. After reading your post, it seems that your rash seems to be due to dermatitis. You can take antihistaminic like Levocetrizine 5 mg once a day. Also apply locally skin cream containing antifungal like miconazole, antbiotic like gentamycin and a steroid like betamethasone. You can repeat this application 3-4 times a day on the rash. If the problem persists, get yourself examined clinically by a Dermatologist. I hope this is helpful to you. Thanks.