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Vericose Veins and Skin Problem
Hi my father had got operated for Vericose Veins on both legs in 2017. Post operation he developed blackness of skin on both legs. From few months he developed skin lesions as attached in pics. From past few days he is experiencing pain in right leg. He met doctor and got colour Doppler test for right leg. Attached is report. Does he needs to undergo operation again or this is just skin problem. Pls advise
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Don't worry..he is suffering from eczematous dermatitis causing this... Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription
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Dr. Vaishali Kanthi
Dermatologist
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
There is chronic eczema.
Need more details if pt has psoriasis issues too.
Please consult online for detailed information and treatment.
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Dr. Manas Chopra
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear. That is stasis eczema with secondary infection caused due to varicose veins.
Kindly consult online for a detailed prescription
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Dr. Yatra Kavadya
Dermatologist
10 yrs exp
Raipur
This looks like verrucous plaque which could be a superficial change due to underlying problem or could be of infective pathology. To confirm it skin biopsy should be considered
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