Rashes On Back, Taking Analgesic, Cure For Symptoms?
Hi, I had a rash on the back.looked like ringworm but I am not completely sure as it wasnt perfectly round. I started taking anti allergic as well as applying clotrimazole..I have been doing this for past 3 days..now rash has started turning into black dots..earlier it was full of red/slightly white dots.. I am not sure if its healing.Can you please help?
You have applied clotrimazole for upto 3 weeks. Continuous usage of an antifungal would have surely resulted in either complete healing or atleast improvement in the ringworm infection till now.
You seem to have either developed an eczematous skin condition or an infective condition. Treatment of the same varies from the use of topical steroids or using topical antibiotic creams. I would recommend that you should see a local dermatologist for the same.
You can also send me pictures and ask me a direct query on this forum.
Hope it helps,
Dr Geetika Paul
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Rashes On Back, Taking Analgesic, Cure For Symptoms?
Hi Thanks for your query. You have applied clotrimazole for upto 3 weeks. Continuous usage of an antifungal would have surely resulted in either complete healing or atleast improvement in the ringworm infection till now. You seem to have either developed an eczematous skin condition or an infective condition. Treatment of the same varies from the use of topical steroids or using topical antibiotic creams. I would recommend that you should see a local dermatologist for the same. You can also send me pictures and ask me a direct query on this forum. Hope it helps, Dr Geetika Paul