Small Itchy Wounds In Both Thighs, Anti Bacterial Creams Not Effective. How To Remove?
Hi Doc, I have a small wound on both my thighs, it has been there for almost 8 months now, i have tried antibacterial creams, oral antibiotics and also Dexamethasone Acetate and Framycetin Sulphate cream but still the wound is there. It was a small blister at the beginning and now its a small dark patch. its always itching but there is no pus or substance. I used to have my lap top on my legs for a long period of time but i have stopped it after the wound developed. your help and advice will be greatly appreciated. Regards.
This problem of 8 mths needs to be looked at by a dermatologist on the ground.
From your description & history, it appears to be some sort of contact dermatitis or frictional induced problem due to the excessive use of your laptop.
It may require a local skin or excision biopsy which can only be decided upon visualising the area.
It can easily be done in the Outpatient under local anaesthesia & charges would vary with the facility.
Do hope this advice has pointed you in the direction of an informed deciscion. Cheers & good luck. Here's to a clear skin!!
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
Dermatologist, Cosmetologist, Venereologist
Vikram Hospital, Bangalore, India
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Small Itchy Wounds In Both Thighs, Anti Bacterial Creams Not Effective. How To Remove?
Hi there Rumesh. This problem of 8 mths needs to be looked at by a dermatologist on the ground. From your description & history, it appears to be some sort of contact dermatitis or frictional induced problem due to the excessive use of your laptop. It may require a local skin or excision biopsy which can only be decided upon visualising the area. It can easily be done in the Outpatient under local anaesthesia & charges would vary with the facility. Do hope this advice has pointed you in the direction of an informed deciscion. Cheers & good luck. Here s to a clear skin!! Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD Dermatologist, Cosmetologist, Venereologist Vikram Hospital, Bangalore, India