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New Itchy red bumps appearing everyday
So i always had this since i was a kid, never knew the reason but it went away on it's own. This time i started having 1-2 spots that was very itchy. It still didn't went away but new ones are coming every single day. It's very itchy, red raised bumps. What is it?
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Don't worry...you are suffering from allergic dermatitis causing this red itchy bumps.. Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription
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Hi, this looks like Urticaria also known as “hives”. This is an allergic skin condition and in most cases the reason of allergy is not known. You can take anti allergic like levocetrizine 5mg or 10mg at night time, apply moisturiser and show to a dermatologist to help trace the cause of your urticaria.
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In long standing, chronic cases you might be advised blood test for allergy-producing cells count etc.
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Be cautious of swelling around lips, eyes that can occur with urticaria along with internal swelling of throat which can increase difficulty in breathing in some patients.
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Dr. Monisha Devi
Dermatologist
4 yrs exp
Tirupur
Looks like an allergy named urticaria. However few more details are needed. Kindly consult online for further discussion and treatment
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