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Skin rashes itchy and burning
I have developes skin rashes from thigh to hand and upper back. In this application, doctor advised me to take ctz for three days. After taking one tablet, rashes are almost gone. However, only in inner thigh it has appeared again. Now it is burning. No other symptoms are associated with this rashes. I have applied ice in this area now. It has slightly decreased after applying ice. I have applied t bact oinment on this rash. After even taking ctz only in this area rashes have reappeared. Please guide. Picture attached.
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Applying ice will not help in this these are the allergic eruptions.
U should have to go for some blood test since these are appearing again and again.
How severe r these this time are these more in no and area then earlier .
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
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Kolkata
Do not use t bact or any other cream.
This is systemic I nature.
Could be urticaria / viral exanthem.
CONSULT doctor/ dermatologist
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