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contact dermatitis due to drug becoming in contact with skin. Pt given steroid injection and oral antihistamine. #face #dermatology

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31 years old man presented for the first time with this rash started on upper chest 2 weeks back and then progress on the back down to gluteal area itchy and painful now of the side of the face Nil in the mouth nil past medical history back rash very painful said he can not sleep on it he was in anabolic steroid injection and #Testosterone injection he was on the injections while he got the rash stopped 4 days after he had the rash he is afebrile ,Blood pressure 115/65 ,PR 78. any ideas what this rash could be and what is the best treatment apart from antihistamine

reaction from diflucan. Itchy and spreading. Using Halcinonide cream 0.1%, which doesn't seem to work. Hx of urticaria contact dermatitis/ toxic erythema and is allergic to isothiazolinone, hypothyroidism, corkscrew esophagus. Daily meds for skin problems include Allegra, Claritin, Atarax and prednisone. Got 2 shots of Kenalong this week alone. Still itchy! Any suggestions?

This male presented to my clinic with this particular rash since past 1 week. No h/o fever, insect bite, any contact with new allergen. The most important thing is the patient doesn’t have any itching nor any discomfort. Can you people please guide me with the diagnosis and line of treatment. The only significant history is patient went to a farm 8 days back and the next day the rash appeared. Received antihistamines and a dose of prednisone with no improvement.

24 yo female new onset rash also on backside and face... Dx and treatment please

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