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Persistent, Dry, Scaly, Itchy Skin On Breasts Below Nipple, No Lesions, Change In Skin Color
I have an area of of dry, scaly, flaky skin on BOTH breasts mostly below the nipple area and am very concerned. It is not swollen nor very red or inflamed, it started off itchy but it is not that itchy anymore and has not gone away, I d say its been about two months maybe three now...I just saw my gynecologist and am doing a follow up on Wednesday to see if I should see a breast specialist... there are no lesions or anything like that and no crusting as in psoriasis , just persistent dry flaky scaly skin in specific areas on both breasts, but i don t want it to scar me and seems like the skin is already being affected colorwise ...
Thu, 7 Jun 2012
Hi...dear cristina...,
Thanks for choosing HCM.,
Dry, scaly and flaky skin without inflammation...,
slightly itchy means.....it may be Allergy...,
caused by contact of Elastic Bra...,
It is called IRRITANT DERMATITIS...,
SO avoid contact allergens.....
1) Application of Betamethasone and gentamycin cream morning times...,
2) Night times use Mosturizer cream..,
3) Tab Levocerizine daily night times...,
4) Tab...Ofloxacin 200 mg 2 times daily for 5 days...,
5) Thorough wash with Low Ph soap.....ZYNDET....curatio company...,
thanQ
Thanks for choosing HCM.,
Dry, scaly and flaky skin without inflammation...,
slightly itchy means.....it may be Allergy...,
caused by contact of Elastic Bra...,
It is called IRRITANT DERMATITIS...,
SO avoid contact allergens.....
1) Application of Betamethasone and gentamycin cream morning times...,
2) Night times use Mosturizer cream..,
3) Tab Levocerizine daily night times...,
4) Tab...Ofloxacin 200 mg 2 times daily for 5 days...,
5) Thorough wash with Low Ph soap.....ZYNDET....curatio company...,
thanQ
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