Q. Painful,itchy,cluster of bumps started on the side of my face and has spread on arms and hands. Please help.
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I am a female 18 years old, 6 feet and I weigh around 165 lbs. I have got painful, itchy, cluster of bumps. It started on the side of my face and has spread on arms and hands. Corners of mouth are cracked also. I have not taken any medications yet. Please help.
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- My advise is that you should consult a doctor in person immediately.
- There is no point in waiting, as the lesions have already spread to your arms and hands.
- And it is good that you did not take self medication.
- It does more harm than good.
Hope this helps.
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