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Fungal disease

2016-07-07 06:57:16
It's a dark patch with a red border around it . Previously it used to itch a lot but now it's paining .
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Can be fungal infection Try zoderm e cream twice daily for few months

Answered2016-07-07 12:28:40

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It may be tinea corporis. A fungal infection. And secondarily bacterial infected due to use of steroid mix cream. So if you are using that kind of preparations than stop it. And visit nearby dermatologist for proper treatment..

Answered2016-07-07 07:12:47

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Use plane antifungal without steroid twice daily and consult a dermatologist for further treatment

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