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Do you have questions about a rash, bumps or anything skin related in general?
Do you have a skin disorder that’s rare and your looking for others with it?
Feel free to ask any questions you have and we will strive to provide accurate answers and advice in a timely manner. We have people of all types and ages here in the Dermatology community as well as Doctor Bhupinder Kaur, MD who can give excellent, professional opinions and advice.
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3) Feel free to post on the current threads, or even create a thread of your own. It’s easy to get the hang of. Ask any questions, no question is dumb, and we will be sure to answer it quickly. Be sure to ask your doctor before trying any new treatment for your problem. Most of us on here are just other people interested in helping, we aren’t MD’s so keep that in mind...
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**Please read the Terms of Use at the bottom of your screen. There are a few general posting guidelines that are for the benefit of all community members. Please do not hijack another member’s thread. If your comments are relevant with the current discussion, post away. If you have a new topic of interest, please begin a new post. Do not post more than one thread per day on the same subject. If you have additional questions concerning that topic, continue to post in the thread you started
For existing members we encourage you to welcome new members, post a little introduction about yourself and how the dermatology community has helped you. Please everyone keep things friendly and nice.
Do you have questions about a rash, bumps or anything skin related in general?
Do you have a skin disorder that’s rare and your looking for others with it?
Feel free to ask any questions you have and we will strive to provide accurate answers and advice in a timely manner. We have people of all types and ages here in the Dermatology community as well as Doctor Bhupinder Kaur, MD who can give excellent, professional opinions and advice.
Here are a few suggestions for making the most of your visits:
1) Please JOIN the community. Once you have had a chance to look around, why not create a profile and tell us a little about yourself, we have many things you can do to personalize your profile including adding pictures, and widgets.
2) Once you’ve created a profile, click on “My MedHelp” and check out the many great features: settings, trackers, notes, message, and photos.
3) Feel free to post on the current threads, or even create a thread of your own. It’s easy to get the hang of. Ask any questions, no question is dumb, and we will be sure to answer it quickly. Be sure to ask your doctor before trying any new treatment for your problem. Most of us on here are just other people interested in helping, we aren’t MD’s so keep that in mind...
4) Be sure to check out the "Health Pages." The link is in the upper right hand corner of your screen. “Health Pages” address topics dealing with dermatology.
5) Talk to other members and introduce yourself you can “Add a Friend” one of the easiest ways is to scroll over the member’s name and click on “Add a Friend”. If you want to send a private message (PM) to another member click the member’s name and then click on “Send Message”
6) If your short on time you can send a quick note to other members. Scroll over the member’s name and click on “Send a Note.” Unlike PMs, everyone can view “Notes”.
7) And, don't forget our Ask an Expert Forum:
Here is the link:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Dermatology/show/115
**Please read the Terms of Use at the bottom of your screen. There are a few general posting guidelines that are for the benefit of all community members. Please do not hijack another member’s thread. If your comments are relevant with the current discussion, post away. If you have a new topic of interest, please begin a new post. Do not post more than one thread per day on the same subject. If you have additional questions concerning that topic, continue to post in the thread you started
For existing members we encourage you to welcome new members, post a little introduction about yourself and how the dermatology community has helped you. Please everyone keep things friendly and nice.
For the last four or so years I have been plagued with extreme itching of the arms and shoulders. The itching is predominately on the upper arms and inner shoulders and slightly more on the right than the left. My arms are always bloodied and sore from the scratching. Sheets and clothing are stained. My doctor has prescribed various things. As of yesterday I take100MG Trazodone and 10MG Singulair - also included are Benedryl and Melatonin. In case the itching is so bad that I still can't sleep she has prescribed 5MG Diazepam. It's not working tonight!! Before yesterday I took 50MG Doxepin and 10MG Singulair along with the Benedryl and Melatonin. That worked somewhat for a couple of months but then back to this terrible itching. Any ideas that we might not have already tried? Tjhanks.
For the past few weeks I have had tiny little flesh colored blisters all over my chest, neck and arms. I have had this once before, but it went away within a couple days. This has continued to spread and group more. It has blanketed everywhere with no specific shapes in mind. The blisters have clear liquid i them. They look like pimples, but they are not red, they do not itch. They are fleshed tone and it is more annoying because it is making my skin dryer than usual. What do you think this is?
dear doctor,
Please i have got spots (big ones) on my forehead, it started with one, i pumped it and the they reached 10 big ones. That happened in a week , and they opened all on each other and they had a transparent fluid in them. I used Oxygen water to clean it many times a day. I am so worried they r now dry but pale red colored. Knowing that last year same time i had for a whole month whitehead little spots many many around my penis, was hurting and itching and as well i use to clean it with the same product.
I am so terrified to have that again, specially that i never had anything or that kind of spots in my body. Please let me know why i had that? and how to prevent it!
I am 35 years old, oily skin.
Awaiting your fast reply,
and thank you in advance.
Abo.
Please i have got spots (big ones) on my forehead, it started with one, i pumped it and the they reached 10 big ones. That happened in a week , and they opened all on each other and they had a transparent fluid in them. I used Oxygen water to clean it many times a day. I am so worried they r now dry but pale red colored. Knowing that last year same time i had for a whole month whitehead little spots many many around my penis, was hurting and itching and as well i use to clean it with the same product.
I am so terrified to have that again, specially that i never had anything or that kind of spots in my body. Please let me know why i had that? and how to prevent it!
I am 35 years old, oily skin.
Awaiting your fast reply,
and thank you in advance.
Abo.
What kind of rash is this? i have had it for about 2 years. it is like blisters i have gone to doctors and have been told it is self inflicted but i'm not doing it. it is like the skin comes off and then it is really itchy and weepy. i really need help they apear and then go away then come back. please HELP?!?
I am a parent that is has concern for child's health.
He has had asthma for 6-7 years
random seasonal allergies that have seemed to develop (urticaria)
suffered from cronic ear infections as a young child
currently has a conjunctiva .. without a cause as of yet
also suffers from alopecia areata...
I am wondering if all of these issues can be from 1 single source?????? please help.. He is to young to have so many aliments!
We live near Pittsburgh Pa...My son is on medical assistance
If u can offer any help or recomend a dermatologist
or other specialist I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you very much
He has had asthma for 6-7 years
random seasonal allergies that have seemed to develop (urticaria)
suffered from cronic ear infections as a young child
currently has a conjunctiva .. without a cause as of yet
also suffers from alopecia areata...
I am wondering if all of these issues can be from 1 single source?????? please help.. He is to young to have so many aliments!
We live near Pittsburgh Pa...My son is on medical assistance
If u can offer any help or recomend a dermatologist
or other specialist I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you very much
I have broken capillaries on sides of my nose. It is red in colour.can any tell me about cream that can erase it
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