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Red Lines On Skin That Look Like Worms. What Can They Be?

Hello and thank you for your time. Anyway I have these red line that look like rings worm but is indented into my skin, it is located between my legs and pelvis . I also have one about two inches locate under my armpit. It look and feel like an indention left by a hard object but I have these lines for over two months now.
Fri, 27 Sep 2013
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Hi,
from the description provided, its hard to think of a particular diagnosis. Only a clinical examination may help in diagnosin your skin concern. However it couldbe ring worm, granuloma annulare, porokeratosis, erythema annulare centrifugum, annular psoriasis etc. As you can see there could be many skin diseases presenting with similar lesions, so a dermatologist's visit is mandatory.
Please meet your dermatologist for an expert opinion.

Hope this helped.
Take care
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Red Lines On Skin That Look Like Worms. What Can They Be?

Hi, from the description provided, its hard to think of a particular diagnosis. Only a clinical examination may help in diagnosin your skin concern. However it couldbe ring worm, granuloma annulare, porokeratosis, erythema annulare centrifugum, annular psoriasis etc. As you can see there could be many skin diseases presenting with similar lesions, so a dermatologist s visit is mandatory. Please meet your dermatologist for an expert opinion. Hope this helped. Take care