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Have Itchy Body Like Psoriasis, Boil On Arm. Can Online Doctor Help?

I have something that look like psoriasis on my body, but it got worse. I icth all over my body and i have a boil on my right arm that bust today. I have this symptons since a month ago, I try to put topical thing on the affects areas but it does not work. I will be goin to the doctor on thursday. I think i need blood work
Wed, 10 Apr 2013
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blood investigation is done to corroborate the clinical findings. What is needed first is examination of the affected area. The boils will need a course of oral and / or topical antibiotics. Diabetes need to be ruled out if the history of boil is recurrent. And what you think of as psoriasis, it can be commented on only after examination of the affected area.
the lesions you call psoriasis, are they scaly and do they increase in winter?
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Dr Amit
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Have Itchy Body Like Psoriasis, Boil On Arm. Can Online Doctor Help?

blood investigation is done to corroborate the clinical findings. What is needed first is examination of the affected area. The boils will need a course of oral and / or topical antibiotics. Diabetes need to be ruled out if the history of boil is recurrent. And what you think of as psoriasis, it can be commented on only after examination of the affected area. the lesions you call psoriasis, are they scaly and do they increase in winter? Regards Dr Amit