I am having infection, itching and color change in leg and finger area. It has been there in leg for a long time but it recently developed in the finger also. There is heavy itching and it itches often. I have allergy issues and I consume Fexofenadine tablets for allergy
what exactly is this?
How to get rid of it?
Is it something serious?
I have attached pictures for your reference
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Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
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?? FUNGAL INFECTION
VERY BAD IN SHAPE.
CONSULT DERMATOLOGIST/ HOMEOPATHY.
NEED LOT OF PATIENCE
TAKE LOT OF TIME TO IMPROVE.
TAB MONTEK LC ONE AT NIGHT.
CETRIZINE 5 IN DAY.
ICTRACONAZOLE200 TWO TIMES AFTER FOOD FOR 3 WEEKS.
ITS CONTAGIOUS, RECURRENT. MAINTAIN HYGIENE
Looks like fungal infection. Continue fexofenadine tab.
Take tab griseofulvin 500mg one daily for 2 weeks.
Apply cosvate g.m ointment over itchy parts 4 to 6 werks.
This looks like a chronic itch-scratch cycle causing thickened, discolored skin (lichenification), likely linked to your allergy tendency, now spreading with continued scratching. It's not dangerous but needs proper treatment to break the cycle. A potent steroid cream plus regular moisturizing usually helps significantly; avoid scratching as much as possible. Book a private consult so I can prescribe the right strength cream based on the images.
Looks like tinea manuum n pedis…take oral antifungal and cream for a 3-4weeks…as recurrence rate is high…it should be taken for the prescribed duration
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