
My10-year-old Grandson Was Just Playing A Game On His X

Question: My10-year-old grandson was just playing a game on his X Box when his mother noticed his skin looked strange. It reminds me of elderly skin when it becomes very thin. Blotchy, discolored, dark lines against a light background involving both arms and legs, chest, abdominal area,& neck. Warm to touch, no fever. does not itch, burn or tingle. Otherwise no complaints. This was just noticed within the past 10 minutes.

I have sent a picture of my grandson's leg. Let me know whether you got it or not.

I know you are all very busy but the parents are standing by to take my grandson to the emergency room if need be. I have asked several questions before and never had to wait this long for a reply. Did I do something wrong? in asking my question?
Brief Answer:
Need consultation
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
Sorry for the delay in my response,
There was a technical problem in downloading your attached image.
The presentation appearing in the image seems to be allergic or immune vasculitis.
I would recommend a visit to ER.
Hope, I answered you,
Please ask if any doubts.
Regards,
Need consultation
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
Sorry for the delay in my response,
There was a technical problem in downloading your attached image.
The presentation appearing in the image seems to be allergic or immune vasculitis.
I would recommend a visit to ER.
Hope, I answered you,
Please ask if any doubts.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T


What can we expect from the ER? Should we be looking for other symptoms? What can be done for this condition and is it inherited?
Brief Answer:
Anti-histaminic
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Doctors in ER may run a few blood test to rule out serious blood vessel inflammations
May give a shot of anti-histaminic medications.
Yes, there might be a mild increase in temperature , there may or may not be itching.
At this position , I cant be sure whether the condition is inherited.
Regards,
Anti-histaminic
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing back.
Doctors in ER may run a few blood test to rule out serious blood vessel inflammations
May give a shot of anti-histaminic medications.
Yes, there might be a mild increase in temperature , there may or may not be itching.
At this position , I cant be sure whether the condition is inherited.
Regards,
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T

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