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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rashes On The Body

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Posted on Fri, 15 May 2015
Question: I have what appears to be a rash that is in a straight line, wont heal (5 days) and appears to be growing in blotches...and itches
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Answered by Dr. Dr.Albana Sejdini (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hi,

I have noted the rash in the photo you provided.

I need to have further details:
- do you have animals at home?
- or do you remember to been scratched by an animal ( home? street?)

Because the rash seems to be that it has been scratched by something: animal? object? working outdoors?

What medications have you tried so far?

For the moment, I can only advise to:
- apply anti-hystaminic medication locally once daily; other times during the day where no medication is applied, can apply cold compresses
- take OTC anti-hystamine drug orally
- try not to scratch although it is itchy
- keep a good local hygiene

Dr.Albana
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Dr. Dr.Albana Sejdini

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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rashes On The Body

Brief Answer: Following information is required... Detailed Answer: Hi, I have noted the rash in the photo you provided. I need to have further details: - do you have animals at home? - or do you remember to been scratched by an animal ( home? street?) Because the rash seems to be that it has been scratched by something: animal? object? working outdoors? What medications have you tried so far? For the moment, I can only advise to: - apply anti-hystaminic medication locally once daily; other times during the day where no medication is applied, can apply cold compresses - take OTC anti-hystamine drug orally - try not to scratch although it is itchy - keep a good local hygiene Dr.Albana