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Reddish Rash Like Marks Spreading On The Cheeks. Allergy?

Hi,i m 28 male and over the last 2 weeks i ve developed red rash like marks on my cheeks.It started on the one side but now seems to be spreading.My neck is also begining to become itchy and very dry.This is usually after i shower or shave that it becomes dry and itchy.I then apply moisturiser which soothes it abit but the marks become very red.I don t know what s happening as i haven t changed a thing in terms of shaving cream/soap ect and it s starting to worry me as there is no sign of it getting better..help!!!
Thu, 16 Aug 2012
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Internal Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
There is possibilities of fungal infection, Pityriasis alba and Fifth disease.
Exact disease can be defined only after examining the disease.
You should consult with dermatologist.
You should avoid soap and shaving creams as it may cause dryness and may worsen the condition.
Thanks,
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
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Reddish Rash Like Marks Spreading On The Cheeks. Allergy?

Hi, Thanks for posting your query. There is possibilities of fungal infection, Pityriasis alba and Fifth disease. Exact disease can be defined only after examining the disease. You should consult with dermatologist. You should avoid soap and shaving creams as it may cause dryness and may worsen the condition. Thanks, Dr. Mayank Bhargava