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I Have Chronic Warm Patchy Skin Spots That Occasionally Leak
chronic circular warm patchy dry skin on upper right thigh and left buttocks . at times skin will leak or discharge to the point where the skin will stick to my clothes.
Sun, 1 Jan 2012
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you have eczema with secondary infection ,it is known as wet dermatitis .
better to consult dermatologist .
first you need to control infection
so antibiotic is needed both systemic and topically
after 507 day actual treatment for dermatitis will be start
you must not scratch or rub over it
keep it dry and clean
wear loose and cotton cloths
you also need to check your sugar and pressure.
i hope i have answered your question
welcome to healthcaremagic forum
you have eczema with secondary infection ,it is known as wet dermatitis .
better to consult dermatologist .
first you need to control infection
so antibiotic is needed both systemic and topically
after 507 day actual treatment for dermatitis will be start
you must not scratch or rub over it
keep it dry and clean
wear loose and cotton cloths
you also need to check your sugar and pressure.
i hope i have answered your question
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You seem to be having fungal infection called Tinea. You need to avoid sweat accumulation, keep the area dry and clean. Avoid sun exposure. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. You will need to apply anti-fungal medication like clotrimazole powder or terbinafine ointment which works better in penetration. Also you will need tablet fluconazole 150mg once a week for 4 weeks in most cases, but DO NOT attempt to start any treatment on your own. Consult a Dermatologist, and you will be prescribed appropriate medication according to your problem.
You seem to be having fungal infection called Tinea. You need to avoid sweat accumulation, keep the area dry and clean. Avoid sun exposure. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. You will need to apply anti-fungal medication like clotrimazole powder or terbinafine ointment which works better in penetration. Also you will need tablet fluconazole 150mg once a week for 4 weeks in most cases, but DO NOT attempt to start any treatment on your own. Consult a Dermatologist, and you will be prescribed appropriate medication according to your problem.
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