Having Pimples On My Face. Its Spreading All Over My Body. Worried About The Findings? Treatment ?
i have what started as bumps looking like pimples on the lower part of my face, over night i had several on chest, stomach, buttocks area & a few on my legs today. The difference is now they have blisters, looks like black specks in middle of the sore, medicine has been perscribed it burns my skin. doctor 3 times all with different answers. today is 37 days & worse! my house, cars, bodies ALL 100% TREATED & HOUSE EXTERMINATED. EVEN BURNED ALL OF OUR FURNITURE... HELP. I AM SORRY TO BOTHER YOU ALL. I DIDNT REALIZE I HAD TO PAY $15 FOR AN ANSWER. I HAVE BEEN PUT OFF WORK & MY HUSBAND IS TAKING CARE OF EVERYTHING. I WORK IN A RESTAURANT & FROM LOWER FACE TO MID LEGS I LOOK LIKE I HAVE CHICKEN POX... THEY WILL NOT LET ME WORK . THANKS
Hi, Thanks for writing to us. From the description provided, these look like chicken pox lesions only. As 37 days have passed since onset, lesions should have healed. However sometimes due to secondary infection these may persist. Right now i would advise use of antibacterial soap to bathe Do warm water compresses of the lesions to loosen the crust and apply a steroid antibiotic cream. I would highly recommend a doctor's visit for further management Take care
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Having Pimples On My Face. Its Spreading All Over My Body. Worried About The Findings? Treatment ?
Hi, Thanks for writing to us. From the description provided, these look like chicken pox lesions only. As 37 days have passed since onset, lesions should have healed. However sometimes due to secondary infection these may persist. Right now i would advise use of antibacterial soap to bathe Do warm water compresses of the lesions to loosen the crust and apply a steroid antibiotic cream. I would highly recommend a doctor s visit for further management Take care