Rash/Dry patch on wrist

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Asked for Female, 22 Years

I have developed a dry patch on my right wrist. It is not too itchy. I have tried applying creams and aloe vera but it is not going away. It has small bumps, very small and is the patch is red and inflamed. Has been like this for two weeks. I suspect it is eczema, although the itching has been under control. The patch seems to be getting bigger.

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Dr. Manasa Chintawar

Dermatologist 7 yrs exp Hyderabad

Wat all have u applied other than aloevera. Consult online for further treatment

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Dr. Sonal Chavan Dermatologist 17 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sonal Chavan

Dermatologist 17 yrs exp Pune

This is possibly allergy to a soap or some ointment.kindly consult me online for further treatment