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Red Spots With Scales

By danielcronje October 21, 2020 6 answers Last updated October 21, 2020

Hello! I hope someone helps me! So ... about a month ago I noticed some red spots with scales on my back and went to the GP. He said I had fungus and prescribed treatment. He also told me that they multiply as one of the scales peels off the spot and falls elsewhere. And so ... a few weeks later they became an awful lot and can't be cured! :( Maybe the GP has made the wrong diagnosis! I don't know anymore! Please, who can help me do it by leaving a comment.

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coocky_boy_gay answered · October 21, 2020

   Probably an eczema-visited dermatologist, and in the meantime you can smear with a cotton swab potassium permanganate on the spots. There is also an eczema cream - Elidel. But eczema needs to be tested to prescribe treatment — the type of cause and the drug for it need to be understood. Ichthyol-containing tar, which is the basis of eczema creams, can also help. If you have a cat or dog, eczema can be caused by them - from allergies to animal hair.

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circuitbreakingbod answered · October 21, 2020

   Your immunity is very low. Start taking vitamins, go to a dermatologist. (dermatologist), eat healthy and sleep more. Your body just has to cope, maybe you're too weak for that. More walks in the fresh air - STOP SMOKING. Good luck

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marianitassex answered · October 21, 2020

   I used to have such spots. To knock on wood I don't know how they disappeared, but now I don't have any. Sometimes reddish or light brown, sometimes they become very light ... almost white. Lichens, fungi ... all this. There is a cream "Ideal" I think it was said, in a yellow box and it is cheap 2-3 BGN at all pharmacies, try it in the morning and evening. Also with sunbathing or solarium. The best is the "lye" there is a place in Burgas, the salt pans call it. You go and go to bed in it, it's water and salt, but hellishly salty, you can't sink, it's oily and reddish, but it's very useful for a few procedures of 15-20 minutes, but you go there in the summer. The lye is also sold in pharmacies in one-liter bottles, you warm it, dip a towel and put it in its place with these stains. I can tell you this, but be sure to go to a dermatologist to see you! I hope you do it and it's not something serious! Greetings

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hot_luchy answered · October 21, 2020

   3. - the girl is diagnosed - fungi are and are not lichens. Fungi are treated only by strengthening their own immunity - white blood cells destroy them. The problem is that they are stubborn - they can destroy the white cell from the inside. The sea salt bath really helps - best from the Dead Sea. There are also flints from the Dead Sea. No Ideals, health and nonsense ... Compresses with lye are a very good option - no creams, because they only give more nutrients to the mushrooms. Strengthen your immunity, do not deprive yourself of vitamin and strong food in the winter, be careful what saunas, swimming pools you visit! Boil your underwear and towels at 90 degrees.

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gregstiemsma answered · October 21, 2020

   Hello, I have a kitten that has fungus, I take care and be careful, but last night I noticed round red spots on my neck, it itches and they are basically white and red at the end, they look like lichens because the skin is dry. Please help me how to cure it before my friend threw the kitten away?

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kimpositive answered · October 21, 2020

   Hello! And I have red round spots on my back. I went to a dermatologist 2 times - now and 2 years ago. Writes lysis in the diagnosis? Now I don't apply anything and in a week I'm at the doctor's again, I'll see what he prescribes. But I'm worried it's not serious?