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Scrofuloderma

Scrofuloderma occurs as a cutaneous infection adjacent to tuberculous focus, corresponding to peripheral tuberculosis or testicular tuberculosis. Scrofula is otherwise known as cervical tuberculous lymphadenitis. This condition is managed by taking antibiotics.

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Why am I having pain associated with a red color patch?

Query: Hi doctor, It is about two months that I have pain in the L5/S1 region. I also have a red patch at this region. The picture of which I have attached. It is a localized pain. When I bend forward or sit down it increases. But, when I bend backward I do not have any problem. The red patch does not itc...  Read Full »


Dr. Charu Bansal

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read your query. I have seen the attached photographs (attachment removed to protect patient identity) also. I understand your concern. The possibilities for the red patch on your back are lichen simplex chronicus and tinea corporis. Lichen simplex chronicus is c...  Read Full »

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