Question 1

my rash is either erythema multiforme, granuloma annulare?

Accepted Answer

See a dermatologist.: See a dermatologist, have the rash evaluated. A skin biopsy may be very helpful.

Question 2

how can i tell if my rash is erythema multiforme or granuloma annulare?

Accepted Answer

Biopsy: Each has  its own appearance  but  sometimes your  dermatologist needs to biopsy to tell the correct  diagnosis

Question 3

what's granuloma annulare disease?

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Skin granulomas: Granuloma annulare  is a condition where granulomas (little lumps of immune reactive tissue) form in the skin. It can occasionally be associated with thyroid disease or diabetes, so you should be worked up for those conditions by your doctor. Otherwise, it is benign and of only cosmetic concern. Treatment is usually with steroid injections into the granulomas, but other therapies are described.

Question 4

is it possible to have granuloma annulare on your face? if yes, how can i treat it?

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Yes: Yes, it is possible to have this distribution for Granuloma Annulare. You may benefit from a topical antifungal medication. Were you given this diagnosis by a physician? Were you then prescribed a medication? Do keep your followup visit &amp; use your meds as directed. Hope that helps.

Question 5

how do you treat granuloma annulare?

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Steroids etc.: Granuloma annulare  is a condition where granulomas (little lumps of immune reactive tissue) form in the skin. Treatment is usually with steroid injections into the granulomas, but other therapies include ultraviolet light therapy, creams, and oral medications. Speak to your doctor because choice of treatment depends on what your condition looks like.

Question 6

what is the best way to treat granuloma annulare?

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Tx: Granuloma annulare may be treated with topical or injectable corticosteroids, liquid nitrogen, light therapy or prescription oral medications.

Question 7

what is the definition or description of: granuloma annulare?

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Granuloma annulare: Granuloma annulare or ga is a chronic inflammatory condition of the skin that shows up as raised reddish bumps that often form rings. It is usually seen on hands, elbows, knees, but can be almost anywhere on the body.  It can be treated with topical or injected steroids as well as a variety of other medications.

Question 8

is there a certain ethnicity that suffers from granuloma annulare more than others?

Accepted Answer

Granuloma Annulare: Upon reviewing literature, i was unable to find any articles or research that indicated that a particular ethnicity was more likely to have this  condition.

Question 9

granuloma annulare is considered idiopathic. origin, trajectory, cure are all enigmatic. what is the state of research into this widespread disease?

Accepted Answer

Self-limiting: I'm unaware of any major research efforts as granoloma annulare is not known to pose any significant risks and generally self-resolves in about 1 year.

Question 10

what are the some treatments for granuloma annulare?

Accepted Answer

Tx: Granuloma annulare may be treated with topical or injectable corticosteroids, liquid nitrogen, light therapy or prescription oral medications.

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What's granuloma annulare disease?

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Is it possible to have granuloma annulare on your face? if yes, how can i treat it?

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How do you treat granuloma annulare?

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What is the best way to treat granuloma annulare?

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What is the definition or description of: granuloma annulare?

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Granuloma annulare is considered idiopathic. origin, trajectory, cure are all enigmatic. what is the state of research into this widespread disease?

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