Persistent Wrist Rash That Is Flaking, Keeps Peeling, Red, Itchy Dots Cropping Up Adjacent To Main Rash
I am 54, male in generally good health. Developed a small wrist rash on left inside hand . Started with red horizontal rash, with skin flaking over rash, now three weeks later, rash has grown slightly and it seems to have difficulty in growing new skin over rash, keeps peeling. Red, littel dots/small pimples adjacent to main rash. A little bit of itchiness elsewhere, but no signs of rash like my wrist. Thoughts?
hi Peter how are you , if it is in left wrist itchy patch it may be a contact dermatitis due to a wrist watch ,you first stop using wrist watches if it cures fine ,because nickel in back of wrist watches is one of most common cause of contact dermatitis . If not then go for 20% KOH skin scrapping mount for fungus test . with regards Dr Prakash Roy
BHi..dear peer..,
Thanks for choosing HCM..,
U have CONTACT DERMATITIS..,m
it is due to Irritation of contact of metal..,
So use..,
1) Tab..Levocetrizine daily night times..,
2) Topical application of Betamethasone and gentamycin cream..,
for 2 times daily..,
3) Tasb Betamethsone tablets...1 mgdaily morning after tiffin
thanQ
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Persistent Wrist Rash That Is Flaking, Keeps Peeling, Red, Itchy Dots Cropping Up Adjacent To Main Rash
hi Peter how are you , if it is in left wrist itchy patch it may be a contact dermatitis due to a wrist watch ,you first stop using wrist watches if it cures fine ,because nickel in back of wrist watches is one of most common cause of contact dermatitis . If not then go for 20% KOH skin scrapping mount for fungus test . with regards Dr Prakash Roy