Medical Case Details:
Hello, everyone! A 65 years old lady complains of severe itching with eruptions under the armpit. These eruptions started 4 to 5 days back, and they seem to be increasing in number. Also, she has been sweating a lot, maybe due to the hot climate. A photo is attached here. Need help with the diagnosis. Does it look like a viral infection? Any advice would be really helpful. Thank you.Attached Files:
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Dr. Ashwin Suresh
General Practitioner
Give only antihistamines.
Don't give any steroids
General Practitioner
Give only antihistamines.
Don't give any steroids
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28.Apr, 08:27am
Dr. Hira Chaudhry
Family Physician
Apparently doesn't seem like a viral infection. Has she used something new for hair removal under the armpits such as a new cream or something? Is there a history of such symptoms before? More information would be helpful. Meanwhile, I would suggest practising personal hygiene and frequently cleaning the armpits and you said she's also sweating a lot.
Family Physician
Apparently doesn't seem like a viral infection. Has she used something new for hair removal under the armpits such as a new cream or something? Is there a history of such symptoms before? More information would be helpful. Meanwhile, I would suggest practising personal hygiene and frequently cleaning the armpits and you said she's also sweating a lot.
28.Apr, 10:22am
Dr. Suvina Attavar
Dermatologist
Does she have it under both the armpits? or any of the other fold areas? It definately doesnt look like a viral infection. Has she applied anything over the area post the rashes. It looks like a steroid modified tinea . Avoid steroids, you can start antifungals.
Dermatologist
Does she have it under both the armpits? or any of the other fold areas? It definately doesnt look like a viral infection. Has she applied anything over the area post the rashes. It looks like a steroid modified tinea . Avoid steroids, you can start antifungals.
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28.Apr, 10:27am
Dr. Anita Jacoba Ras
General Practitioner
I would also use antifungals and avoid steroids. The area should be kept dry, as fungi love moist warm areas.
General Practitioner
I would also use antifungals and avoid steroids. The area should be kept dry, as fungi love moist warm areas.
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28.Apr, 07:04pm
Dr. Vandana Andrews
General Practitioner
STAR, ORAL ANTIFUNGAL AND (TOPICAL BROADSPECTRUM ANTIFUNGAL ) WITH ANTI HISTAMINE.
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General Practitioner
STAR, ORAL ANTIFUNGAL AND (TOPICAL BROADSPECTRUM ANTIFUNGAL ) WITH ANTI HISTAMINE.
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29.Apr, 10:22am
Dr. Asad Ijaz Malik
General Practitioner
Itd looks likes tinea corporis...
start
*Antifungal cream
*anti histamine
*if history of recurrent then start oral Terbinafin tab
*dry skin ,avoid sweeting ,
General Practitioner
Itd looks likes tinea corporis...
start
*Antifungal cream
*anti histamine
*if history of recurrent then start oral Terbinafin tab
*dry skin ,avoid sweeting ,
09.May, 01:05am
Dr. Dhamankar Amit Shivraj
General Practitioner
I would suggest Tab Syntran 200mg BD for 10 days. Tab Allegra 180mg OD after lunch. Tab levocet 10mg after dinner. Ointment Lulliconazole TDS.
Please revert if it gives relief.
General Practitioner
I would suggest Tab Syntran 200mg BD for 10 days. Tab Allegra 180mg OD after lunch. Tab levocet 10mg after dinner. Ointment Lulliconazole TDS.
Please revert if it gives relief.
02.Jun, 07:28pm
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