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What Causes Thinning And Swelling Of Skin On Backside?

For several weeks I ve had an area in the inside of my backside, where the skin Is thinner, that swells and bleeds and hurts when I squeeze it. It s about the size if a dime. I ve had it before on the other side. I clean it and use neosporin and gets better but I m worried. You should know I m sedentary for a number of yrs due to. Health issues but since I retired I m in a recliner most of the day. Needless to say I m too embarrassed to see a dr but it s also hard for me to go. This has happened about 3-4 times. In the past yr and a half. Any suggestions ?
Sat, 28 Sep 2019
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It may be eczema. Consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis and proper treatment. Avoid contact with soap. Do not scratch or squeeze it. Take a course of antibiotic and antihistaminics. Apply mid steroid cream combined with antibiotic. If needed, take oral steroid under supervision of doctor.

Hope this helps you.

Dr. Ilyas Patel, Dermatologist
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What Causes Thinning And Swelling Of Skin On Backside?

Hi It may be eczema. Consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis and proper treatment. Avoid contact with soap. Do not scratch or squeeze it. Take a course of antibiotic and antihistaminics. Apply mid steroid cream combined with antibiotic. If needed, take oral steroid under supervision of doctor. Hope this helps you. Dr. Ilyas Patel, Dermatologist