Having Unexplainable Marks That Look Like Burn Marks All Over Body. What Could They Be?
so. i have un explainable burn marks all over my body. most have scarred now. one on my left elbow/ arm . one on the back of my neck , lower back, inside of left foot , and leg , otherside of left leg, both thighs and a new one after months of not coming up has just came up on my inner ankle on my left leg. This has been happening over the last 4months and iv e spent a total of 4 weeks in hospital because of it and my parents have given up on taking me to the hospital because they do not and can t figure out why it is happening so they referred me to a physiological department thinking im self harming myself. i must admit, i know what a burn mark looks like and they look exactly like them but are not. Everyone has given up on finding out what they are but it is excruciating and i need answers. Can somebody help me?
Hello.the description mentioned is typical of Dermatitis artifacta.rule out vasculitis.pyoderma gangrenosum .absecess.haematological disorders or immune defects.go for occlusive dressings or consult a psyciatrist.use antipsycotic drugs to relieve from disease
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Having Unexplainable Marks That Look Like Burn Marks All Over Body. What Could They Be?
Hello.the description mentioned is typical of Dermatitis artifacta.rule out vasculitis.pyoderma gangrenosum .absecess.haematological disorders or immune defects.go for occlusive dressings or consult a psyciatrist.use antipsycotic drugs to relieve from disease