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Enzamia on skin
Hi
I have this problem from childhood but in several year it was gone . Now suddenly this problem is back. I am not sure if it is enzamia or sometime else but I want to get rid of it.. mostly I thought it only comes back in rainy season..
Please can you take look at pictures and provide me solution .
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Don't worry...you are suffering from eczematous dermatitis causing this patch... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription
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Dr. Richa Chopra
Dermatologist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
This looks like eczema. It can be because of excessive dryness, overuse of soaps, contact with irritants.
Consult online with detailed history for treatment.
Avoid using harsh soaps. You can use dove soap.
Moisturize regularly
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Dr. Pooja Malipatil
Dermatologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello
It appears to be a chronic eczema .
To ascertain the cause and to provide an appropriate long term management it is important to know the history of the illness and medications.
It is advisable to connect to us with an online consultation. In the meantime u can apply salicylic acid 6% cream twice daily for 15days
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Avoid touching irritating chemicals like soaps n detergents
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Keep the hands dry as much as possible. Moisture can worsen the condition
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