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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Bumps On The Face
Posted on
Tue, 21 Feb 2017
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Tue, 21 Feb 2017
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Question : hello
i don't know if i have psoriasis. i have flare ups on my skin, dominantly on my face. welt like bumps that itch like crazy. swelling unde rmy eyes that are red bags....sometimes they get so red and dry the skin cracks. i don't know what to do. i get relief from ultravate but use it so sparingly because i've bene told it thins the skin. i already have thin skin.
i don't know if i have psoriasis. i have flare ups on my skin, dominantly on my face. welt like bumps that itch like crazy. swelling unde rmy eyes that are red bags....sometimes they get so red and dry the skin cracks. i don't know what to do. i get relief from ultravate but use it so sparingly because i've bene told it thins the skin. i already have thin skin.
Brief Answer:
Ok
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Thank you for posting your question on Healthcaremagic.
The description of your symptoms and lesions looks like allergic contact dermatitis and not psoriasis.
This usually occurs in the exposed area of the body like face, hands.
The treatment of this would be in two steps one is to find and avoid the trigger or the allergen it could be anything in the food that you have or cosmetics or toiletries.
The second is the treatment of already existent rashes and itching. Hydrocortisone ointment will help the lesions . If the itching is very bad you could use anti histamine which has to be prescribed.
In case of any difficulty in breathing you need to go the emergency.
Hope this helps
Best wishes
Ok
Detailed Answer:
Hello, Thank you for posting your question on Healthcaremagic.
The description of your symptoms and lesions looks like allergic contact dermatitis and not psoriasis.
This usually occurs in the exposed area of the body like face, hands.
The treatment of this would be in two steps one is to find and avoid the trigger or the allergen it could be anything in the food that you have or cosmetics or toiletries.
The second is the treatment of already existent rashes and itching. Hydrocortisone ointment will help the lesions . If the itching is very bad you could use anti histamine which has to be prescribed.
In case of any difficulty in breathing you need to go the emergency.
Hope this helps
Best wishes
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