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What Is The Cause Of Large Red Spots On Both The Sides Of Body In One Having Ringworm Infestation On The Neck ?
Hello, my name is Milan Popovic and recently I woke up with red more like larger spots, mostly on the both sides of my body. The do not itch or hurt. Before that I have on my neck something that is recognized as a ringworm and I treat that with cream containing clotrimazole . I would say successfully. I also bought a body shampoo against ringworm. At the first I thought it is allergic response so I took few day antihistaminics but it did not help. Also I tried with hydrocortisol cream. Also did not reduce number of tha spots. Now I am on the path of using clotrimazole. Could it be that I have just dermatitis caused by stress and not fungal infection?
Fri, 13 Apr 2012
Hi..dear grudvica..,
Thanks for choosing HCM..,
Sudden appearance of the larger red spots ..,
without any itching or burning..,
Possibly....Drug reaction, food allergy,
ANGIOEDEMA , called Hives..,
if sudden appears means...Acute Angioedema..,
It should be treat with...Epinephrine and Glucorticoids..,
It is mediated by...Ig E ,
So consult good dermatologist....,he can direct U..,
In mean while......
1) Apply CALAMINE lotion...,
2) Large doses of Levocetrizine....30 mg /day...,
3) Epinephrine and glucocoticoids..,
ok...good luck
Thanks for choosing HCM..,
Sudden appearance of the larger red spots ..,
without any itching or burning..,
Possibly....Drug reaction, food allergy,
ANGIOEDEMA , called Hives..,
if sudden appears means...Acute Angioedema..,
It should be treat with...Epinephrine and Glucorticoids..,
It is mediated by...Ig E ,
So consult good dermatologist....,he can direct U..,
In mean while......
1) Apply CALAMINE lotion...,
2) Large doses of Levocetrizine....30 mg /day...,
3) Epinephrine and glucocoticoids..,
ok...good luck
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There can be many causes for the same but before making any judgement it is better to have a good photograph of the lesion so that it can easily recognized what type of lesion it is. Treatment can be given accordingly.
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