Blistery Rash In Groin, Have Incontinence, Painful Rash. Have Adrenal Insufficiency, Low Calcium, Anemic
I have a blistery rash that is located in my groin area. Because I have a little bit of a incontinence problem, I do wear the Poise pads. However, this rash is so painful I cannot use them and I cannot allow anything to come into contact with it. It does not look like a typical rash. The spots all look like they are forming puss heads but the skin around the base of them is a deep blue/purple color. As I said before, this is very painful. I am 56 years old. I did have chicken pox as a child. My current health is almost fair. I have Adrenal Insufficincy, very low levels of blood calcium, anemic, and I am about 1 1/2 year out of chemo for Triple Negitive Breast Cancer . Thank you very much.
Hi,Thanks for writing here.Painful blistery rash suggest herpes zoster.Other diagnosis can be irritant contact dermatitis.A photograph is required for making diagnosis.It will be better to consult a dermatologist.You can apply a mild topical antibiotic like t bact over affected area.Hope this will help you.Take care.
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Blistery Rash In Groin, Have Incontinence, Painful Rash. Have Adrenal Insufficiency, Low Calcium, Anemic
Hi,Thanks for writing here.Painful blistery rash suggest herpes zoster.Other diagnosis can be irritant contact dermatitis.A photograph is required for making diagnosis.It will be better to consult a dermatologist.You can apply a mild topical antibiotic like t bact over affected area.Hope this will help you.Take care.