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Itching with red patches in skin
Since 3 days, there are some red patches on my neck, chest area, back etc, which are increasing day by day in number. Itching is also there.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from eczematous dermatitis causing this problem.. Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription
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Hi , it can be a condition known as Pityriasis Rosea. However to confirm it , I need to see more pictures of your other affected areas and a detailed history.
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Kindly consult Dermatologist online with detailed history and clear pictures for proper treatment and advice .
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Dr. Rashmi Nandwana
Dermatologist
18 yrs exp
Noida
It looks like pityriasis rosea ..which develops after a viral infection.
Kindly consult online for proper treatment and guidance.
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Dr. Moin Ahmad Siddiqui
Dermatologist
6 yrs exp
Lucknow
Looks like fungal infection
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Dr. Shaily Agrawal
Dermatologist
6 yrs exp
Gondia
Looks like Pityriasis Rosea, a self-limiting skin condition often caused by a viral trigger.
It’s common in adults, mildly itchy, and resolves on its own in 6–8 weeks.
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You may need to consult online if it bothers you to confirm diagnosis and get proper treatment.
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Dr. Rajesh L Pathi
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Take consultation and discuss in detail
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