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Skin infection. Possible staph
Have red itchy rashes on feet that have spread along the leg to the upper thigh. Began 1 week ago. Feet look swollen, some cellulitis on left foot. Several small sores near knee where rashes are, previously mild weeping but now has stopped. Rashes are raised patches and have very small dots like goosebumps. Treated first with bringing. No change. Since past two days I am now using wysolone 10mg, linezolid 600 mg, and hydrocortisone cream. All are used twice daily, plus I use medicated talcum.
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It.may be infected eczema. I cannot help until I see the rashes. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment.
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It's fungal infection. Fungal infection or ring worm...common in the skin folds...sweaty areas...seen as itchy, red or black spots mostly circular shape... avoid sweating, exchange of clothes and soap.. treatment depends on the severity and location of the fungal infection..so do direct online consultation by sending photos or meet me in my clinic for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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