Spread Out Sores On Legs, Little Pus, Redness, Leaving Scars
hello, i have been getting relatively spread out little sores on the back on my legs that start out as a small blister/ pimple sort of thing. not very much pus at all, and they are not overly sore, but they will not go away. I have been getting them sporadically over the year. They are very red and leave nasty scarring, even though i do not pick at them!
Hi i thunk u are suffering from prurigo nodularis.it is intensely itchy condition mainly present in lower extremites .firsr a papule appears then on repeated itching a nodular lesion occurs.on itching u get blood But only little bit pus.it can be treated with atarax 25 mg at night.a antibiotic. short couse of steriods starting with 30 mg tapering to 10 mg.application of venusia max cream and dipsalic ointment over the lesions can cure.then afterwards spots are treated with intralesional steriods
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Spread Out Sores On Legs, Little Pus, Redness, Leaving Scars
Hi i thunk u are suffering from prurigo nodularis.it is intensely itchy condition mainly present in lower extremites .firsr a papule appears then on repeated itching a nodular lesion occurs.on itching u get blood But only little bit pus.it can be treated with atarax 25 mg at night.a antibiotic. short couse of steriods starting with 30 mg tapering to 10 mg.application of venusia max cream and dipsalic ointment over the lesions can cure.then afterwards spots are treated with intralesional steriods