
Started Vomiting And Red Blotches Appeared On Forehead. Any Ideas What These Could Be?

Hi XXXXXXX
Thanks for writing in.
The condition can be urticarial rash or maculopapular rash .
It can occur as a part of food allergy.
You can take tab Zyrtec twice a day for few days.
A topical soothing lotion like aloe vera lotion would be helpful.
Also I would like to know-
Is there itching over the area?
Does it blanch on pressure?
Is it spreading or static?
Are the borders well defined?
Can you upload the photos of affected area.
Photos can help a lot in predicting the condition.
Upload the images( UPLOAD YOUR REPORTS section ) on right side othe box.
I will be available for follow up.
Hope this helps.
Regards
DrSudarshan
MD
Dermatologist
Thanks for writing in.
The condition can be urticarial rash or maculopapular rash .
It can occur as a part of food allergy.
You can take tab Zyrtec twice a day for few days.
A topical soothing lotion like aloe vera lotion would be helpful.
Also I would like to know-
Is there itching over the area?
Does it blanch on pressure?
Is it spreading or static?
Are the borders well defined?
Can you upload the photos of affected area.
Photos can help a lot in predicting the condition.
Upload the images( UPLOAD YOUR REPORTS section ) on right side othe box.
I will be available for follow up.
Hope this helps.
Regards
DrSudarshan
MD
Dermatologist
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


Thanks for your reply, I have uploaded a photo report. I am inclined to think its burst vessels from straining whilst vomiting. Is this possible? There is no itching and the blot hong does appear to be slowly subsiding. Regards XXXXXX
Hi again XXXXXXX
I still cannot see the photo you uploaded.
If the vessels are burst the blot will not go away quickly.
It can be vascular prominence due to straining while vomitting.
If it subsides on its own nothing more needs to be done.
If it persists it may need to be examined.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
I still cannot see the photo you uploaded.
If the vessels are burst the blot will not go away quickly.
It can be vascular prominence due to straining while vomitting.
If it subsides on its own nothing more needs to be done.
If it persists it may need to be examined.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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