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Had A Worsening Rash Under Breast, Arms, A Spot In Elbow Crook And Navel. What Is The Disease?
I have had a worsening rash under breast, arms, a spot in elbow crook and navel. Treatment for fungal infection didn t work. Now it is seeping body fluid. On wash cloth this morning was a yellow fluid with some bloody tinge. Waiting for appointment with dermatologist but it may be awhile. Some itching and discomfort. Should I go to the emergency room in case they get me into a dermatologist before my doctor has gotten an appoinment. Does it sound infected. I had chemo about a year and a half ago and this seemed to start about three to four weeks ago after I went into a cholorine treated heated indoor pool. Thank you!
Mon, 13 May 2013
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You had a rash under the breast,arms, elbow, crook, and naval.
antifungals didn't work. seeping bodyfluid, yellow fluid with blood on the clothes, does it sound infected, you had chemo year and half ago, after cholorine treated heated heated indoor pool.
It appears to be the infection of bacteria after allergy, It needs to be treated with antibiotics, antihistamines, and local application of the steroids.
i advise you to consult a drematologist for diagnosis and treatment.No hurry to get treated immediately.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.Forum.
You had a rash under the breast,arms, elbow, crook, and naval.
antifungals didn't work. seeping bodyfluid, yellow fluid with blood on the clothes, does it sound infected, you had chemo year and half ago, after cholorine treated heated heated indoor pool.
It appears to be the infection of bacteria after allergy, It needs to be treated with antibiotics, antihistamines, and local application of the steroids.
i advise you to consult a drematologist for diagnosis and treatment.No hurry to get treated immediately.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
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