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What Causes Recurring Rashes On Lower Abdomen?

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Posted on Tue, 29 Apr 2014
Question: I have been having a recurring rashes on my lower abdomen. I have big folded tummy and sweat a lot. I am really worried what could be the causes of the rashes. I have the rashes as shown in the picture on my lower abdomen. What are the causes and what should I do to remedy the situation
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Answered by Dr. Girija Kumari (32 days later)
Brief Answer: Could be Molluscum Detailed Answer: Hi, ashes are due to irritation from sweating this leading to infection of hair follicles and leadingto rash. apply dermicool / shower powder over the area and try to dry it when ever possible. Thanks for the query. I have seen the image. Based on the appearance I suspect the lesions to be due to Molluscum which is a viral infection. This can be triggered by excessive sweating. Application of an astringent will help to reduce the lesion. Also do use a antiperspirant powder to reduce the sweat. Do consult a dermatologist who after examining the lesion can confirm the diagnosis. Also plan on suitable management. Wish you good health. Regards,
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Follow up: Dr. Girija Kumari (25 minutes later)
Many thanks for the diagnosis and recoomendations. Would it be possible for an online dermatologist to have a look at the picture or do i need a physical examination?
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What Causes Recurring Rashes On Lower Abdomen?

Brief Answer: Could be Molluscum Detailed Answer: Hi, ashes are due to irritation from sweating this leading to infection of hair follicles and leadingto rash. apply dermicool / shower powder over the area and try to dry it when ever possible. Thanks for the query. I have seen the image. Based on the appearance I suspect the lesions to be due to Molluscum which is a viral infection. This can be triggered by excessive sweating. Application of an astringent will help to reduce the lesion. Also do use a antiperspirant powder to reduce the sweat. Do consult a dermatologist who after examining the lesion can confirm the diagnosis. Also plan on suitable management. Wish you good health. Regards,