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Suggest The Medication For A Painful Round Ring On My Back?

Hi Im a female,and I have a circular flat round ring that s flat not bumped on my lower back it looks bruised it aches and pains really bad.Its very sensitive pushing on certain areas but very achey sore I don t know where I got it it s been there now for like 2 weeks. I do CNA work ugh the pain is so bad it Throbs.
Tue, 27 May 2014
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Hello,

I can underrated your concern for painful round ring on your back.

In dermatological problems it is quite important to have a close look at the affected areas. There can be multiple possibilities of the round ring and without the aid of visualization it is quite impossible to guide the best medications.

I suggest you to meet a dermatologist and get yourself examined closely. In many a cases we require biopsy of skin to rule out the exact cause.

You can take a pain killer tablet such as paracetamol till you meet your treating dermatologist.

All the best.
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Suggest The Medication For A Painful Round Ring On My Back?

Hello, I can underrated your concern for painful round ring on your back. In dermatological problems it is quite important to have a close look at the affected areas. There can be multiple possibilities of the round ring and without the aid of visualization it is quite impossible to guide the best medications. I suggest you to meet a dermatologist and get yourself examined closely. In many a cases we require biopsy of skin to rule out the exact cause. You can take a pain killer tablet such as paracetamol till you meet your treating dermatologist. All the best.