Hello,
Thank you for your consult at DoctorSpring.com
I can understand your concern.
From the picture, you seem to have an allergy. However, it's not clear from the picture whether they are raised lesions. Also I would like to know that if you press on the lesion with your finger, does the red color go away only to return when you lift up your finger?
Please let me know about my queries. You could post a zoomed out picture if possible.
Meanwhile you could apply cortisone cream mixed with mupirocin or neosporin cream twice a day .
Regards.
Patient replied :
The lesions are indeed raised, and the red color does not go away when I press on them. I am attaching another photo that I hope will help you.
Hello,
Thank you for your consult at DoctorSpring.com
I can understand your concern.
From the picture, you seem to have an allergy. However, it's not clear from the picture whether they are raised lesions. Also I would like to know that if you press on the lesion with your finger, does the red color go away only to return when you lift up your finger?
Please let me know about my queries. You could post a zoomed out picture if possible.
Meanwhile you could apply cortisone cream mixed with mupirocin or neosporin cream twice a day .
Thanks
Regards.
Hello
Thanks for your reply.
Thanks for the picture. It made things more clearer. It looks like folliculitis which could be due to bacteria or fungus, a superficial infection of the skin.
I would recommend application of clotrimazole and neosporin cream twice a day for two weeks. Cortisone cream need not be applied. Clortrimazole is available over the counter.
That should help in resolving the rash.
Please let me know if you have any queries.
Take care