
Suggest Treatment For Rashes On The Chest When Diagnosed With Lymphangitis

Question: I think I have lymphangitis. The rash on my chest looks very similar to the pictures I've going and the description I've read about it. I know I should have it treated soon, but how soon? is it dangerous enough I should go to the ER on Friday night at 2:00am? Or can I wait until Monday to see my doctor? I've had a red spot for a little over a week but I just noticed a red line running away from the spot today.
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello! I have been through your question.
I have seen your picture and I think that this could be lymphangitis.
Yes I suggest to go to ER to start as soon as possible antibiotic therapy.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Please see the detailed answer below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! I have been through your question.
I have seen your picture and I think that this could be lymphangitis.
Yes I suggest to go to ER to start as soon as possible antibiotic therapy.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Remy Koshy


The ER can't see me for 5 hours. Should I be worried or will the condition likely not get real bad that quickly?
Brief Answer:
Yes you can wait.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcare magic.
Yes in your situation you can wait 5 hours because it can not get worse so quickly. But you should start the antibiotic as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection, that is why I suggest you go to ER.
I hope my answer will help.
I wish you a quick recovery.
Regards.
Yes you can wait.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcare magic.
Yes in your situation you can wait 5 hours because it can not get worse so quickly. But you should start the antibiotic as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection, that is why I suggest you go to ER.
I hope my answer will help.
I wish you a quick recovery.
Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana

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