How Can Rashes On The Scalp, Chest And Face Be Treated?
My husband has a rash on his chest, face and scalp. He went to our doctor and was seen by a PA who said it was not shingles so did not prescribe antiviral. He has taken Benadryl to rule out allergy but not responding. What could it be? I don t want to obligate myself to a monthly fee. Is there another alternative?
hi, thank you for posting your query on HCM. mam, as per your history, shingles or allergic dermatitis has to be diagnosed only after seeing the lesions. if would be grateful to you, if you can send me pictures of the rash. as for information, shingles will be seen as fluid filled lesions with redness on one side of the body, whereas allergic lesions will be seen as redness elevated lesions along with itching. - shingles will be associated with pain whereas allergic lesions will be associated with itching. - also, Tinea and seborrheic dermatitis can be a possibility, where intense itching will be seen for, proper diagnosis and treatment, you may consult a dermatologist nearby.
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How Can Rashes On The Scalp, Chest And Face Be Treated?
hi, thank you for posting your query on HCM. mam, as per your history, shingles or allergic dermatitis has to be diagnosed only after seeing the lesions. if would be grateful to you, if you can send me pictures of the rash. as for information, shingles will be seen as fluid filled lesions with redness on one side of the body, whereas allergic lesions will be seen as redness elevated lesions along with itching. - shingles will be associated with pain whereas allergic lesions will be associated with itching. - also, Tinea and seborrheic dermatitis can be a possibility, where intense itching will be seen for, proper diagnosis and treatment, you may consult a dermatologist nearby. hope, it helps. thank you