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What Are The Treatments For Skin Rash And Fluid Leakage Behind Ears?

she has a rash on her face that looks red bumps and on the side of her face is yellow and green dry bumps and on her ears is what something leaks behind her ears and it gets dry and it strats to get green and sticky and hard and crusty on her ears and sticky behind her ears
Tue, 8 Apr 2014
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Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic.

I would keep a possibility of seborrheic dermatitis with secondary bacterial infection.

If I was the treating doctor I would have suggested an oral antibacterial. My choice would have been a penicillin group of drug e.g Amoxycillin or cefadroxyl for a week.

An OTC topical antibacterial e,g 2% mupirocin cream can applied twice daily along with oral antibacterial, for faster action.

Once the secondary bacterial infection resolves, she could use a 2% ketoconazole based solution for shampoo and a topical moderately potent topical steroid e.g fluticasone for skin application, twice daily.

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What Are The Treatments For Skin Rash And Fluid Leakage Behind Ears?

Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic. I would keep a possibility of seborrheic dermatitis with secondary bacterial infection. If I was the treating doctor I would have suggested an oral antibacterial. My choice would have been a penicillin group of drug e.g Amoxycillin or cefadroxyl for a week. An OTC topical antibacterial e,g 2% mupirocin cream can applied twice daily along with oral antibacterial, for faster action. Once the secondary bacterial infection resolves, she could use a 2% ketoconazole based solution for shampoo and a topical moderately potent topical steroid e.g fluticasone for skin application, twice daily. regards