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A day ago I started getting rashes on my right underarm, after that when I woke up yesterday it became tiny blisters. It's quite painful when I try to move my hand.
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Hello Sir , the picture attached is not very clear but according to the symptoms it looks like it could be paederus dermatitis or allergic contact dermatitis.
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Don't touch or prick the lesions. Apply calamine on the lesion.
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