Cheeks Red And Swollen, White Heads After Going In Cold Weather. Prescribed Limeciclina. Dermatitis?
Hello doctor. I ve been having this skin problems for about 2Months-my cheeks get swollen and red and I started to get a lot o white heads and comes ones which never happened before, I went to the dermatologist and I mention her that I went to LA for Christmas vacation and that the weather which was very cold and that i used to bathe with hot water and facial scrub gave my contact dermititis and she gave 2 ½ months worth of antibiotic called Limeciclina, if I stop using it my face stars getting swollen and red, pimples start forming they are like nodules, very skin deep and now for about 2days my earlobes won t stop itching the are red and warm also. Do I really have contact dermititis? Isn t a bit to long to drink antibiotics?
Hello dear in my opinion its not contact dermatitis, as you have response to antibiotic.
There is no role of antibiotics in contact dermatitis.
I think it is rosaceae, but i can comment exactly only after seeing a picture of the lesion.
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Hope I answered your query.
Wishing you good health
Thank you.
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Cheeks Red And Swollen, White Heads After Going In Cold Weather. Prescribed Limeciclina. Dermatitis?
Hello dear in my opinion its not contact dermatitis, as you have response to antibiotic. There is no role of antibiotics in contact dermatitis. I think it is rosaceae, but i can comment exactly only after seeing a picture of the lesion. If possible use the premium service of this forum and send me a picture. Hope I answered your query. Wishing you good health Thank you.