Skin condition: Itchy red rash Posted: 01-25-07 02:58am
Hey i wanted to ask a question because iam
so scared when i see these rashes on my
body.
It all started out with an itch on my
belly button on Sunday. Today is Thrusday
and now my whole stomach area below my
breast has this very itchy red rash.
Inside my belly button is swollen and has
blisters. Like little bubble filled with
fuild.
And my left arm has the same itchy red
rash.
So its only my left arm and my stomach
area.
It will be great to have an answer and so
i can sleep good at night.
It is difficult to diagnose a
dermatological condition given only a
description of the skin lesion (“itchy
red rash with blisters in the stomach area
and left arm”). You are probably
experiencing a skin inflammation caused
either by allergy or infection. You can
visit your primary health provider or a
dermatologist for a precise diagnosis and
proper treatment.
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