Is Pain In Left Side Followed By Painful, Itchy Rashes On Stomach Related To Having Asthma Symptoms?
I went to dr yesterday. I had pain on my left side around 2 weeks ago then had a raised rash appear then there was a rash on my front left side of stomach. it hurts really bad and itches. It s not shingles. I have asthma symptoms with very severe sob. does the rash have anything to do with the asthma symptoms. I was prescribed prednisone 20mg tid and a z-pack
You seem to have atopic diathesis. Asthma,dermatitis and hay fever occur in person having atopic diathesis. I recommend you to consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis and proper treatment.
I would suggest you to take a course of steroid in tapering dose. Take antihistaminics like belastine 20 mg daily. Apply tacrolimus 0.03% oint on the rash.
Avoid triggering factors also called allergens ...may be contactants,inhalants,dietary food stuffs and drugs.
Hope this helps.
Dr.Ilyas Patel,Dermatologist
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Is Pain In Left Side Followed By Painful, Itchy Rashes On Stomach Related To Having Asthma Symptoms?
Hi, You seem to have atopic diathesis. Asthma,dermatitis and hay fever occur in person having atopic diathesis. I recommend you to consult the dermatologist for the perfect diagnosis and proper treatment. The rash may be atopic dermatitis. I would suggest you to take a course of steroid in tapering dose. Take antihistaminics like belastine 20 mg daily. Apply tacrolimus 0.03% oint on the rash. Avoid triggering factors also called allergens ...may be contactants,inhalants,dietary food stuffs and drugs. Hope this helps. Dr.Ilyas Patel,Dermatologist