It's warm to touch and itches and stings. Been to three doctors and they say its contact dermatitis. Used a cream and it goes away and comes back, always in the same spot! Help!
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have you been exposed to anything new.\nLaundry soap, bathing soap, dryer sheets?\n\nMaybe it is ring worm
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We need more info.  Are you diabetic or do you have decreased circulation in your legs?  Do you have any calf pain while walking or any pain associated with these lesions?  What ointments has the dermatologist had you use?  What other medications are you on?  Do you keep your body clean in general?  Do they smell? Does the skin around these lesions look normal or is there any discoloration, either around the lesions or to the entire leg?  Do you have any allergies?  Dude, need the info before trying to  help you.
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I have sensitive skin, the best thing to do is not scratch because then it goees under your nails and you can spread whatever it is, if it is blistering, see a doctor, you may need some kind of medication. I have had swelling before, usually ice helps too to ease the itching and swelling.
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sounds like psoriasis.  does it bleed in little dots when scratched?  is it cracked and flaky yet?  psoriasis is caused by dry skin and heredity.  try eucerine cream or a bath in calamine lotion followed by the eucerine cream or lotion, or even try tripple antibiotic ointment like neosporin or a combination of all of that, the ointment will help heal it, the cream or lotion will moisten it, the calamine will stop the itch.  or if you have an empty medecine cabinet do you  have an aloe plant?  crack it open and start rubbin.  stay away from perfumes and bubble baths no matter what it may be.  call the doc first thing monday morning.  if he starts to swell, find it tight while breathing, or the rash gets very hot to the touch or even he gets a fever, you may wanna get to a hospital.  it could get severe depending on what it is.  i'm not there to see if it resembles psoriasis, nor am i a doc!  do a search on skin rashes with images...good luck.  let me know what it is when you choose a best answer, if you know by then.  i'm curious........good luck!
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There's probably no connection at all. See a dermatologist. You could be allergic to your makeup, hair spray, soap, or any number of things.
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It could be an allergic reaction.  Try some hydrocrodisone cream to help with the inflammation.  If it doesn't reduce the redness and the itching, you may want to go to a dermatologist and see if it's something you need to have looked at.  Have you ever had eczema?
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Go to a doctor  it could be something serious that needs attention or it could just be a plain rash get medical advice please don't play around im not trying to scare. Get professional help instead of asking ametuears .Good Luck
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It could be an allergic reaction to something you came into contact with.  I can't tell you what it is since I don't know what it looks like or anything else.  You should see a doctor as soon as you can.  I'm sure he or she will be able to figure it out and help you get some relief from the pain.
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Probably just a rash, especially in the heat.  I get it worse in the summer too and if it was 2 weeks ago, the stubble must me driving you nuts!  I shave it every other day to avoid the itch and use a really good cream to help with razor burn and ingrown hairs.  And its most likely not chlamydia like that first person said.  I was tested for it before and the syptoms were nothing like that.
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It's probably a fungal or bacterial infection.  Keep the area clean and dry.  Apply an anti-bacterial onintment to the area such as 1-2-3 Antibiotic Ointment (also called Triple Antibiotic).  This can be picked up at a drugstore.  If that doesn't work call or see your doctor and ask for an anti-fungal lotion like Lotrimin.  You can get lotrimin over the counter but it will be in a package for athlete's foot or jock itch if you don't want to get a presription for it.
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It may be herpes infection, or a dermatitis (skin irritation\ndue to contact with irritating substances). Go see a dermatologist.
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I HAD THIS SAME THING!  ugh, its so annoying, haha.  its probably really dry skin or a harmless fungus.  what i did was use a moisturizer daily and about every other day i put on hydrocortisone (ointment for dry skin) and tolnaftate (an anti-fungal cream).  both of these you can get over the counter at your local pharmacy and are safe and effective to use.  after a month or so i still have some SLIGHT discoloring, but it is not nearly as noticable as it was before and no longer bothers me.  i also got a tan, too, which might have helped!  if this doesn't work, you will probably have to see a doctor or a dermatologist to get a stronger cream or different diagnosis.
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might not be dermatitis.  my sister was treating what she thought was dermatitis, and it was actually ringworm.  have you been diagnosed by your doctor with dermatitis?  might want to see him.  he can get you better medications.
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Sounds like a condition called contact dermatitis to me.  Our doctors in the clinic I work in see this all the time in men.  Nothing to worry about.  At least, that's what they always diagnose it as.
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I am also allergic to that stuff; it is contact dermatitis from the adhesive. There are other things you can use...call the doctors office and talk to his nurse...there is no reason for you to be miserable.
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Could be bug bites or some botanical reaction. Try putting on some cortisone cream with aloe and that should stop the itch. If not, try taking an antihistamine (like Benadryl) to relieve the reaction.\n\nIf all that does not help, try this crazy cure... coat the skin and bumps with clear nail polish. The polish will starve the infections of oxygen and stop the itching.\n\nOh, one other thought about what it could be... have you been abducted by aliens lately? Just asking.
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Sorry can't tell you what it's from, could just be dry skin. Try a shampoo with Tea Tree Oil. It really helps get rid of the itch.