Skin irritation

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Skin irritation

Asked for Male, 33 Years

Random ring type , scabies growing everywhere in body starting from a small ring spreading with big ring and ithiching very much

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Dr. Manoj Agarwala Dermatologist 20 yrs exp Raipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manoj Agarwala

Dermatologist 20 yrs exp Raipur

The presentation could point towards an infection like scabies which is caused by an itch mite. Meet a Dermatologist for better understanding of your current scenario and appropriate treatment approach. You can consider having OTC anti-allergic medications for symptom relief. Many a times other members of the family also need treatment to prevent relapses and can be best decide by your dermatologist.

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Skin irritation. Ithiching very much!

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