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Black stains on back
There are black stains on back and under arms. She was diagnosed with pre-eclampsia and hello syndrome in 7th month of pregnancy. She undergone miscarriage and baby was delivered through c section. Alert that there was internal bleeding inaide abdominal wall and hence she was undergone another surgery. In this whole process she needed blood transfusion. She is O negative.
After all these process, its observed in few days of discharge, that her skin on the back has developed several black spots.
What could be the reason of this? Is this something related to blood transfusion? Is it kind of reaction? Is there any reason to worry??
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Need to see whether it's fungal infection or acanthosis nigricans.. As treatment varies.... Please send photos for accurate diagnosis and treatment.. Consult for detailed information and prescription.
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Greetings. There can be few medical conditions associated with such presentation and should be ruled out by meeting a Dermatologist. The information provided is limited. A thorough history and clinical examination will be helpful. A photograph will add in obtaining better recommendations.
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