Question 1

red pores/rashes on leg. spreading on another leg. is it chicken pox?

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Doubt it: Cpx is a rash that generally starts around the neck and face before spreading elsewhere.The pox starts as a small bump that quickly becomes a blister about 2X the size of a BB shot ,ruptures and begins to dry all in the space of 12 hrs.They come up in waves of half a dozen or more.Your description does not bear any resemblance to this.

Question 2

what to do for bruise like rashes on legs, butt, and arms that d not itch or hurt?

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Please see: Please see your dermatologist for evaluation and to discuss treatment options. You may need a biopsy or other tests.

Question 3

perindropil&amlodipine 10/10mg(coveram) taking for high bp, having side effect like rashes on leg called psorisis.is it serious?

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Are you sure: I looked up the possible side effects of this combination drug and did not see psoriasis. You might want to contact the makers of the drug since it a brand and see if this is true. It may be unrelated or from another drug you are taking

Question 4

circular rash on legs?

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Need to see: Many reasons for the rash, need to have doc look at it.

Question 5

lacy rash on legs and arms fungus?

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Hard to say: This description it is hard to say what you have. You should see a dermatologist so a diagnosis can be made.

Question 6

black dot with red line that looks like a rash on leg. what can i do?

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Lesion: Recommend dermatologic eval to determine diagnosis and to formulate treatment plan.

Question 7

what can i do for a petechial rash on legs?

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See a doc: If the rash is truly petechial, then i would advise being seen for this. Petechial rash can sometimes indicate a severe type of illness.  Get seen!

Question 8

what does lupus rash on legs look like?

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see details: It can take several forms. It is best to see a dermatologist if you are concerned. Do you actually have lupus or are you just concerned?

Question 9

what causes local petechial rash on legs after scratching?

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Scratching: Scratching can induce petechiae especially with an underlying condition, such as obesity, fragile vessels, and atrophic skin.

Question 10

i have a vasculitis rash on legs due to a cold i had, it's been two weeks when will it go away?

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Consider treating it: Leucocytoclastic vascultis can last long after the viral infection has resolved. The diagnosis is usually confirmed by skin biopsy and it often improves quickly with prednisone.

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Red pores/rashes on leg. spreading on another leg. is it chicken pox?

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What to do for bruise like rashes on legs, butt, and arms that d not itch or hurt?

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Perindropil&amlodipine 10/10mg(coveram) taking for high bp, having side effect like rashes on leg called psorisis.is it serious?

A member asked:

Circular rash on legs?

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Lacy rash on legs and arms fungus?

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Black dot with red line that looks like a rash on leg. what can i do?

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What can i do for a petechial rash on legs?

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What does lupus rash on legs look like?

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What causes local petechial rash on legs after scratching?

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I have a vasculitis rash on legs due to a cold i had, it's been two weeks when will it go away?

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