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Red Oval, Raised, Scaly Spot, No Itching. Did Not Respond To Cream. What Could It Be?

I have an oval red, raised, scaly spot with a dot in the middle that just showed up yesterday. It does not itch; more of a nuisance since I am constantly looking at it when I wear shorts or night clothes. I do have psoriasis , which is never this big or this thick. This has not responded to the cream I got from the dermatologist . What could it be? And should I be concerned enough to see the doctor soon?
Wed, 11 Jul 2012
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Dermatologist 's  Response
hi
welcome to healthcare magic forum
it look like guttate psorisis -a type of psoriasis.
it is associated with infection mainly ,so you need to take antibiotics.
it might be drug rash also .
you should concern dermatologist regarding this .
i hope i answered your question.
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Red Oval, Raised, Scaly Spot, No Itching. Did Not Respond To Cream. What Could It Be?

hi welcome to healthcare magic forum it look like guttate psorisis -a type of psoriasis. it is associated with infection mainly ,so you need to take antibiotics. it might be drug rash also . you should concern dermatologist regarding this . i hope i answered your question.