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Rashes On Stomach, Forearm, Shoulder And Upper Thigh, Bad Itching. How Can One Recover?

Sponge like rash about size of hand on my stomach. Hurts a little to the touch and has a mild itch. Skin is like Jello, very sponge-like. Can't remember anything I've done differently recently. Started on right side of belly and within hours covers all. Have had for 2 days. Now am getting other areas, not as big, on shoulder, forearm, and upper thigh. Any ideas?
Sat, 16 Nov 2013
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Hi,

The rash you are having is because of :

- contact dermatitis = new detergent, or skin cream or soap or bath gels or cologne you have recently used

- impetigo = bacterial infection of the skin (need topical and oral antibiotic treatment)

- fungal infection

You should contact a dermatologist for final diagnosis and treatment.

Hope it helped!

Dr.Bardha
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Rashes On Stomach, Forearm, Shoulder And Upper Thigh, Bad Itching. How Can One Recover?

Hi, The rash you are having is because of : - contact dermatitis = new detergent, or skin cream or soap or bath gels or cologne you have recently used - impetigo = bacterial infection of the skin (need topical and oral antibiotic treatment) - fungal infection You should contact a dermatologist for final diagnosis and treatment. Hope it helped! Dr.Bardha