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blistery bumps, clear liquid, red and itchy on face
I have been having breakouts on my face that start with an irritation under the skin then develop into single or clusters of raised skin (bumps) that eventually blister up with a clear liquid,. I scrath them and they break and ooze then scab up and dry up. It seems to be getting worse with every break out. I need help as no derm has been able to diagnose what the problem is.
Hi,
This could also be secondary to a skin infection because of dandruff - from the sites you mention.
You should reconsult with your dermatologist to find out the definite diagnosis , so that further management can be planned accordingly.
Take a second opinion if you are not convinced.
Post us about what the doctor tells you and if you have any other doubts.
Regards.
This could also be secondary to a skin infection because of dandruff - from the sites you mention.
You should reconsult with your dermatologist to find out the definite diagnosis , so that further management can be planned accordingly.
Take a second opinion if you are not convinced.
Post us about what the doctor tells you and if you have any other doubts.
Regards.
my age is 39 and they are not painful just itchy. They show up on my forehead, checks, temple and jaw line area. Soemtimes I will just get a few on my forehead or sometimes it show up on my checks and temples only, it is not very consistent. Two dermatologist stated that I might have a glueten alergy of the skin which I am not convinced. How could I have a herpes condition and what causes it?
Hi,
What is your age? Do the lesions pain? Do you have any other associated symptoms?
From what you describe these seem to be vesicular or bullous lesions - which could be due to herpes simplex, herpes zoster, impetigo or pemphigoid.
Are these present at specific sites or all over your face?
You should reconsult with your dermatologist to find out the definite diagnosis , so that further management can be planned accordingly.
Take a second opinion if you are not convinced.
Post us about what the doctor tells you and if you have any otehr doubts.
Regards.
What is your age? Do the lesions pain? Do you have any other associated symptoms?
From what you describe these seem to be vesicular or bullous lesions - which could be due to herpes simplex, herpes zoster, impetigo or pemphigoid.
Are these present at specific sites or all over your face?
You should reconsult with your dermatologist to find out the definite diagnosis , so that further management can be planned accordingly.
Take a second opinion if you are not convinced.
Post us about what the doctor tells you and if you have any otehr doubts.
Regards.
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