Red, Itchy, Inflamed Skin Rash On Thighs And Lower Legs, Tried Prednisolone And Steroid Cream, Prevention ?
I have a red, very itchy, inflamed rash on my neck, thighs and lower legs. It is intensely itchy and has been this way for months. I had a similar outbreak this time last year. I was given prednisolone and steroid cream. I also tried a scabies treatment and some anti biotics. Nothing I tried relieved the issue. Eventually it went away however now it is back I am concerned it will not clear up again. I have introduced no new products or foods to my usual routine. Please help!!
Seems like you have developed an eczematous skin condition.
These types of skin allergic reactions tend up come up or exacerbate every year at about the same time. Air borne allergens play an important role in such cases. Treatment of these includes the use of both topical and systemic steroids. You seem to be similarly treated previously. I would advise you to see a dermatologist and get a skin biopsy and blood allergy tests done. So you should visit a nearby dermatologist for proper assessment and treatment.
Hope it helps Best wishes for a speedy recovery Dr Geetika Paul MD (Dermatology)
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Red, Itchy, Inflamed Skin Rash On Thighs And Lower Legs, Tried Prednisolone And Steroid Cream, Prevention ?
Hi, Thanks for your query Seems like you have developed an eczematous skin condition. These types of skin allergic reactions tend up come up or exacerbate every year at about the same time. Air borne allergens play an important role in such cases. Treatment of these includes the use of both topical and systemic steroids. You seem to be similarly treated previously. I would advise you to see a dermatologist and get a skin biopsy and blood allergy tests done. So you should visit a nearby dermatologist for proper assessment and treatment. Hope it helps Best wishes for a speedy recovery Dr Geetika Paul MD (Dermatology)