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My husband he is 37 years old. History is he operated appendicitis, gall bladder. Some how he has fatty liver . His weight is 86 kg and height 5.8". Most of the time he is facing fungal infection on his toes and in between toes. After using anti fungal powder it recovers. During pandemic working from home but facing red red patchy type spot on his ankle and legs. It comes and after some days it turns to black n that skin looks so hard n dry. No itching no expanding. No other part of body. Only on toes and legs.
Why this happens. Blood test report is also normal . Kindly tell.
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If these red patches are persisting and not improving with powders, better take a proper consultation with a dermatologist
Some infections may not resolve until right medicines are taken
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book online consult
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maintain hygiene
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A clear picture of the area is needed for diagnosis and treatment. Consult online with pictures for treatment
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Dr. Manjumeena
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7 yrs exp
Chennai
Red patches could be due to many reasons. Kindly share a picture of the rash for better diagnosis
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Kindly do direct consult for further management
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Dr. Nidhi Patel
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5 yrs exp
Vadodara
You need to do an online consultation for diagnosis and treatment.
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