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Rashes and burning in crotch area
Whenever i consume boiled egg, omlete, mango, papaya, kabuli chana, muli, radish, tea, coffee, chicken, mutton, fish, liquor I get rashes and buring in my crotch and bump area. Earlier I consulted doctor about this. He said I might have infection in blood or fungus infection. He suggested flucanazole 150, clobinam cream and bilastine tablet. But still those problem there.
I also bath twice by cold water.
I am not sure but whenever I eat those food there is burning sensation in my body including toilet. Those go away when I don't consume.
Am I allergic to those food ? Should I leave those food permanently.
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Can be rosacea
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please consult a dermatologist
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Dr. Sonal Chavan
Dermatologist
19 yrs exp
Pune
Sounds like urticaria.do u still have rashes?or t day o they come only after consuming particular food as u mentioned and do they go after a while?need more details on this.consukt me online for further treatment
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Dr. Niraj Jain
Cosmetologist
15 yrs exp
Kolkata
Its urticaria, consult me online for further management
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