hiya all me and my wife experience a swolen mark on skin,comes&goes red &dif sizes&places you knowhat is it?
920633
A doctor would be the best person to ask.
468377
Get it checked out now....... one thing i know is your skin shouldnt be breaking out in black bits
1062442
My Dad has it and I have a tiny little bit on my forearms - I bet no-one has noticed mine.  Dad's has worsened over the years.  His sister, my aunt also had it a bit.\n\nGo to your Yahoo Home, in the Search the Web bar, choose images and type in Vitiligo and you'll see the many faces of people with the conditon.
919360
Go to a dermatologist.  No home remedy will make those marks disappear.
701776
sounds like what is known as dermographism, do this experiment, use a key to write your name on your forearm, in a few minutes it will appear on the skin, if that happens then search for dermographism pictures on yahoo, you will find a lot, good luck
913863
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.
452666
you should first determine what kaind of patch is on your skin.\nin medicine there are more than tens of kinds of skin lesion like nevus and ...it may be hyperpigmentation thet you should reffer to a endocrinologist or it may be auto immune disorder(with less probability)or it may be beacause of your age like in puberty.....\ntake a consultation with a doctor.
352194
Could be a fungal infection, the body is prone to these when depressed, you will know if the soreness is very red and has a sticky (sweaty) feel to it. This is also contributed to by being overweight, and can effect the groin, belly button, and other folds of skin. If the rash has a lot of flaky skin it could also be a local psoriasis, which can also be brought on by depression. \n\nIf it is fungal canesten HC is one of the best solutions, but long term use is not recommended. If it is psoriasis ask your doctor if he can prescribe Dovobet. \n\nOn top of this use an unperfumed soap, use a lfannel and shower every day, wash your flannel after, and change your clothing regularly to prevent spread and reinfection.
412730
It is not likely eczema since that would be itchy.  Can you describe these spots more?  How long have they been present?  What parts of your body are they on?  Have you been sick or ill since these spots occurred?  How big are they?
19500
Just red, with no other symptoms? That is bizarre (MD here). Gotta suspect something vascular as the primary cause, but can't tell much given that we know nothing of your broader history (immediate and past).\n\nGood luck. If any redness begins to spread upward towards the armpit, especially if there are streaks of red going up your arm, and particularly if you develop a fever, then get your behind to your doc or your local ER, OK?
526964
Sorry can't help you with that, I've never worn one, but I suggest using a new, sterile one, and getting that rash checked out.  Perhaps buy a smaller, or bigger, one so it doesn't rub or irritate the skin.  But what do I know, I'm a girl!
782976
could be sun spots, i'd definitely goto the doctor and look into that
725510
Have you changed your laundry detergent or softener?  Your soap or body wash?  It could be irritated dry skin that just needs moisturizer (try Eucerin).\nIf there is fever present (even a low, non-persistant one) though, you really should go to the Dr, or if this question is in regards to a child rather than an adult.
278575
Quit using antibacterial and deoderant soap. My husband kept having trouble with tinea which is a skin fungus that loves the skin on the back. It kept coming back year after year. He got a new dermatologist. This new fellow told him to switch to Dove brand soap which is real soap but no antibiotic action. The tinea went away in just a few weeks and it has never come back in the three years since he switched. Plus, his skin has become baby soft - it feels great to stroke his arms. LOL. The theory as best I understand is that bacteria and fungus compete/attack each other. Antibacterial soap tips the balance in favor of the fungus.\n\nAnother thing that we have found to be helpful with healing any type of skin damage is vitamin E oil. Just break open a vitamin E gel capsule and spread it on the injured skin. Cover with a bandage for a while because the oil is sticky and messy.
92744
It could be a heat rash, or chicken skin (not sure of the actual medical term but you can find it like this online) you might want to take him to a dermotologist.
715410
Sounds like psoriasis. Google it.
893405
Could be rosacea.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosacea