Skin problem

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Skin problem

Asked for Male, 23 Years

Bumps on the skin in a small area near the collarbone. The area is is itchy sometimes, but not much. There is no pain or any discharge.

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Dr. Govind S Mittal Dermatologist 14 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Govind S Mittal

Dermatologist 14 yrs exp Bangalore

Greetings! Do you have excess exposure to sun light or travel out doors / ride a bike? The rash probably looks secondary to sun exposuer - this is referred to as poly morphic light eruption in medical terms. This is not anything serious. Can be adequately treated with tcs based creams for two to three weeks and avoiding sun exposure - keeping areas covered and strict usage of sunscreen. further queries may be sent on follow up messaging. Warm regards

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Skin problem. No pain or any discharge.

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