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What Is The Cause Of Red Bumps?
I have had red bumps on my wrists for a couple of years, more on than off, though they fade. They were very itchy at first. Now I have red bumps on my inner thighs, between my breasts, and above and below my underarms and on my lower back and behind my knees. Most of them were itchy at first but not now, but they are still red. I have many allergies. I have a red rash across my nose at times but it fades quickly. I have wondered about ringworm, lupus, etc. I have tested negative for lyme and R.A. I will see a doctor but can't get in for a few more weeks. What kind of cream should I get? Should I take benadryl at night? Could my cats be to blame? I'm a 53-year-old female. I have an artificial hip and fibromyalgia.
Fri, 6 Feb 2015
Hello,
Thank you for posting on HCM.
It seems you are suffering from Tinea cruris and corporis, a kind of fungal infection.
I would suggest you to consult your dermatologist for proper management of the condition.
I usually recommend proper course of oral anti-fungal drugs like Fluconazole or Itraconazole along with anti-fungal cream like luliconazole for local application at bedtime. You can additionally use antifungal dusting powder containing sertaconazole during day time and a soap containing ketoconazole for rinsing of affected areas. Take oral antihistaminics for itching as required.
Maintain hygiene over those areas and avoid wearing tight undergarments.
Hope your queries are resolved and wish you best of health.
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Dr Hardik Pitroda
Thank you for posting on HCM.
It seems you are suffering from Tinea cruris and corporis, a kind of fungal infection.
I would suggest you to consult your dermatologist for proper management of the condition.
I usually recommend proper course of oral anti-fungal drugs like Fluconazole or Itraconazole along with anti-fungal cream like luliconazole for local application at bedtime. You can additionally use antifungal dusting powder containing sertaconazole during day time and a soap containing ketoconazole for rinsing of affected areas. Take oral antihistaminics for itching as required.
Maintain hygiene over those areas and avoid wearing tight undergarments.
Hope your queries are resolved and wish you best of health.
Kindly spare some time to rate my answer and drop your valuable review at the following link:
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-hardik-pitroda/67169
If you require any further assistance in future, you can reach me directly through the above mentioned link.
Thank you
Dr Hardik Pitroda
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