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Skin rashes
I got these skin rashes sometimes randomly whenever i woke up i got these rashes on my face and i also have gall bladder stone , why these rashes keep happening? Are they both related to each others? Should i get worry about these rashes?
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These are papular eruptions, could be due to some Viral infection. These have nothing to do with gall stones.
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Please consult a Dermatologist in your area for further management.
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Take tab atarax 10 mg
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Needs consultation for further evaluation and treatment preferably Physician
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Kindly explain in detail
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Dr. Vijay Mohan Gummala
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
Liver disease can cause itchiness . However itching linked to liver disease doesn’t generally involve rash or skin lesions. However, you can develop visible irritation, redness, and infection due to excessive scratching. Get LFT Liver function test done to see. From the snap it looks mostly like allergic skin reaction. Could be due to dust on bedsheet/blanket or the wool of blanket/ bedsheet. Change them and use cottonfabric bedsheet
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Can consult if not improving
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Dr. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
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43 yrs exp
Meerut
Take tab Atarax 10 and tab bandy at bedtime for three days
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