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My 3 year old son has been breaking out into very itchy bumps for the last one week. These bumps come and go without leaving any mark. I have seen them on his face, arms, legs and stomach. There has been no change in his diet and he is otherwise well. What could this be? I am very worried.

I understand your concern since your son must be in considerable discomfort. However what he has is known as Acute Urticaria, also called hives. This is a skin reaction pattern caused due to histamine release in the skin and can be caused due to a number of underlying reasons. In children amongst the commonest are intestinal worms and recent infection (e.g viral fever, cough & cold). In most cases acute urticaria is self-limiting with in 2-6 weeks. I would recommend deworming your son with Syru ...

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Hello. I am 29 years old from Australia and currently am in Tokyo. I had protected sex with a hooker a few nights ago and a hand job from one last night. I am overweight and chafe a lot when walking a lot but I have noticed itchy red lines have developed behind my knees on both sides. Red rashes are between my legs (but is usual for my chafing). Please note I have been walking around all day long in jeans in cold/warm weather so I am not sure if red is inflammation or the start of an STD? Please advise if you think I need to return home immediately for tests or if I am overreacting ? Thank you

Hi, Please tell about your diabetic status. Rashes between your legs, at the back of your knees,in armpits are common, as the area is usually moist and allergic. Rash is common at such a location,and you already told me that chaffing is common to you then it can be because of that only. Looking at your condition that you are unable to wear loose clothes all day long. try and wear loose cotton clothes at some part of the day so that your body can be exposed to fresh air . Try to keep you geni ...

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Hi Doctor.I used to do fast balling of cricet on hard surfaces like roads for 2 years.Then I stopped playing and started walking 4 kms each day. Afterthat I joined gym and used to run on trade mill for 10 mins and stepper and cycling for 10 mins each.I have developed pain and bit of swelling in both lower legs in Tibia and Tibialis Anterior muscle

Hi, Usually there can be swelling or mild stiffness due to some local inflammation,which might be due to some wear and tear of muscles. If that is not hampering your daily routine then it should be fine, It should not be anything serious but it might take somewhere around 2 weeks to completely go off or at times it may take months to heal up if those muscles are not at rest. So you may follow the following instructions 1) You can use ice packs to reduce swelling 2) You may use a pain killer a ...

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Dear sir, Actually my mother is suffering from filariasis since last 4 months. Both legs are swelling below knee to toe and got lot of pains and the feet can't be put on soil and also can't walking we need best doctor in Delhi .

Hi, It is very diificult to say anything about the best doctor,but you can visit infective clinic at aiims hospital if you want to visit a goverment hospital as all the latest research is there. If you want to visit any private hospital,then you can visit medanta hospital. There is nothing much which you can do in filariasis and you have to follow the treatment regimen after confirmatory test and examination. ...

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i have regularly having irritation in the testes and in both legs like straining. whats is the problem?which specialist should i consult? is this leading me towards infertility?

Hi, Yes you can consult an md medicine for these complaints and if anything specific he might also refer you to a md dermatologist. ...

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My 3 year old has bad hives. I believe they are hives like urticaria but he was diagnosed with eczema since he was 1 year old. Now hes over 3 1/2 and it has exploded covering 80% of his body like rashes, bumps, very dry skin. His skin on legs looks like a bad sunburn and regular baths are a nightmare as the water irritates him as well as ANY kind of moisturizer. He look away Lanoline from AMD and spent over $1k in lotions and stuff alone. Food allegies were done and low on corn, wheat, oranges, soy, and few other items. Just keeping him 100% in home with air conditioner set at 68 degrees with air purifier going, new blanket, strict diet IT DOES ZERO. Im so frustrated. He went from little manageable eczema to a full blown mess. Been to doctors so many times as well as dermatologist and allergist to no aval. Also had soft yellow stools for a long time. Any kind of pressure to face turns it to a red mess and with hot skin.

Hello, Thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear about your son's problem. Unfortunately it is not possible to give on opinion on management without seeing the rash and the extent of the problem. For that I would need photographs and this would require asking a premium question on the site. I'll do my best if you choose to do so. Regards. ...

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I am 19 years old girl with skin problem on my legs. I have this really huge dark patch like thing on my right leg and I also have scars that have been left because of blisters or some sort of boils. All the doctors have asked me to opt for laser hair removal because they say I'm allergic to waxing. But what about my scars and I'm really scared of laser. Is it safe? Does the hair ever come back? And please help me with my scars. I really want to wear skirts and dresses again.

Hello, I am afraid it is not possible to comment on your scar without seeing it but I'd be happy to provide information on laser hair removal. Laser hair removal does not remove all the hair in the treated region forever - what occurs is permanent hair reduction. This means that 60-70% of the hair will stop growing while the remaining hair will be fine and grow out at a much slower rate. Optimum results usually require 6-8 sessions at least spaced 4-8 weeks apart. Thereafter one can choose to t ...

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