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What Could It Be If Having Blisters On Body Which Pop, Bleed And Low Vitamin D, High Haemoglobin, Hematocrit, Homocysteine Levels?
Diagnosed with high hpv level during pap. All ok after d&c. Minor sore throat led to canker sores in mouth with simultaneous outbreak of sores on body, severe sudden hand pain, both hands. Been under much stress. Diagnosed as viral infection. 4 months later symptoms getting worse. Blood/ vitamin test reveal high low vit d, high hemoglobin, hemorocrit,homocysteine. Derm, md, Gyno say all is ok. obviously something wrong since blisters appear red, when touched they pop and bleed. Pop up in another spot on gums next day. Seeing homeopath now, still not better.
Thu, 13 Feb 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
According to your history, the sores on your body are due to viral infection.
The viral infection should come under control after treatment with antivirals.
Stress causes precipitation of viral infection.
As you have mentioned that the skin lesions are recurrent, have appeared on gums and are bleeding; you can discuss with your dermatologist for biopsy of the sores.
These sores can be due some primary skin lesion.
Low vitamin D can be corrected by taking vitamin D supplement.
As you have mentioned that the pap test is within normal limits, there is nothing to worry.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
According to your history, the sores on your body are due to viral infection.
The viral infection should come under control after treatment with antivirals.
Stress causes precipitation of viral infection.
As you have mentioned that the skin lesions are recurrent, have appeared on gums and are bleeding; you can discuss with your dermatologist for biopsy of the sores.
These sores can be due some primary skin lesion.
Low vitamin D can be corrected by taking vitamin D supplement.
As you have mentioned that the pap test is within normal limits, there is nothing to worry.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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