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Recurring Red Bumps On Left Side Of Rib Cage, Painful, Not Itchy. Bug Bite?

I have 3 red bumps on my left side on my ribcage. They are recurring in the same spot every few weeks! Painful but not itchy until they are healing . Lasts a few days only, completely gone within a week. Nobody else in my family has any bumps or welts at all. The first occurrence I assumed was a bug bite . The recurring welts are in the exact same spot.
Mon, 25 Mar 2013
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Hye! It seems that you are having pyoderma, Take antibiotic and anti inflammatory drugs along with antibiotic cream application whenever it occurs. As it is relapsing , go for investigation to find out some internal disease. , you may be immunocompromised. You consult dermatologist for perfect treatment to prevent relapse...ok
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Recurring Red Bumps On Left Side Of Rib Cage, Painful, Not Itchy. Bug Bite?

Hye! It seems that you are having pyoderma, Take antibiotic and anti inflammatory drugs along with antibiotic cream application whenever it occurs. As it is relapsing , go for investigation to find out some internal disease. , you may be immunocompromised. You consult dermatologist for perfect treatment to prevent relapse...ok