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Medical Conditions - Interface Dermatitis

Interface dermatitis is a skin condition where an itchy rash occurs on the skin with small water-filled blisters. It is managed by applying corticosteroid creams on the affected region and taking oral steroids intraorally.

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Could my skin rash at 43 be lupus or dermatomyositis?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. The rashes that you are describing along with the biopsy findings can go in favor of a connective tissue disease.

I have red spots on my skin, which are neither itching nor dry. What could be the probable cause for it?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read about your query and have seen the photographs (attachment removed to protect the person's identity).

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