Red rash chin
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I have a rash in my chin that doesn't itch but it is located in both sizes of the lips corners and extended to the bottom of the chin. It is red, my skin is extremely dry and craked on that side while the rest of my face skin is ok. What it could be?
Extreme hot and cold temperatures may cause red elevated patches or rash on the skin which may spontaneously resolve. However recently, you have noted the presence of itchiness. A fungal infection, dermatitis and an allergic reaction have to be ruled out. The water from your shower, the shower material (eg metals, rust etc) may contribute to your skin condition if you are allergic to any of these.
An initial assessment by a dermatologist will be able to help.
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It can be due to eczema skin which presents as red, dry itchy flaky rash in response to an allergic reaction. You can apply some calamine lotion at the rash as it will help in soothing the skin. You can take some OTC oral antihistamine medications like Benadryl or Claritin and see if it helps.
For mild-moderate symptoms a weak steroid may be used (e.g. hydrocortisone as dermacort), whilst more severe cases require a higher-potency steroid (e.g. clobetasol propionate, fluocinonide).
I've had a weird circular rash on my chin for about 4 months now. I've been diagnosed twice as having ezcema and the doctors gave me some steroid creams to put on. I don't think it helped my situation at all. It would help with the itch but didn't get better in size. In fact, it has spread to about half my chin now. Recently, another spot (same thing) also appeared on the other side of my chin. I have a derm appointment in 2 weeks but it seems too long.
Red cheeks and chin are very common in babies that are teething. If it doesn't look like a rash and if it doesn't seem to be painful to him I would not worry too much. Trying rubbing a little Aquaphor by Eucerin on his cheeks and chin. If it continues to concern you or seems to be something else call your pediatrician. Good luck!
last week I decided to shave the area on my chin and the next day I have an itchy rash like appearance on my chin and two more red spots about 2 inches below the others on my chin. I made an appointment to see a dermatologist but have to wait 10 days. I sort of freaked out after seeing the appearance of the rash and two more bumps and went to the ER. the doctor told me it was a skin infection and gave me bactroban creme and bactrim antibiotics. I don't see any change after 3 days now.
I went back to the doctor straight away and he said it was a rash caused by the Bactroban Cream and he gave me Dovate Cream to apply on the rash area. He said I should use it on my chin as well and that the infection (Cellulitis) has gone and it is just scar tissue.
What I would like to know is - Is this a rash from Bactroban Cream as it is not continuos spreading down my chin but a healthy skin layer and then the rash?
I have had this rash on and off for the last few months. As of yesterday it will not go away. It is all over my cheeks and chin and nose and some on my forehead. It's not really itchy. I have taken allergy medicine and Benadryl but it hasn't helped. It isn't really like hives. Almost looks like acne but the bumps are all the same size and they're just red no white heads or anything. You can't really even feel them. It's almost as if they're under the skin.
I noticed some redness on my upper lip a few months ago. After a while it would go away, but not completely. The past couple of weeks it would stay around pretty much all day. A few days ago, my chin was itching and irritated. So, I shaved all the hair off today. It's a red rash, it's irritated, but I don't see white heads. It looks like it spread a little to my neck and cheeks from shaving I presume. Any ideas what it could be and what I could treat it with.
It would come and go on and off for a few months then it started to travel up my neck to my chin. I went to a dematologist and she gave me some cream and said she did not know what it was and that it was relative to my bed and pillow which happens to be a tempur pedic bed,one of those foam beds. I have been sleeping on the bed for four years and never had any problem with it untill these last six months or so. Now the rash in all over my cheeks and chin and neck.
I have a red rash/cluster of blemishes on my chin that has extended up my cheek and under my chin. They are not itchy or painful, just unsightly. It has been present for a couple of months now. I have tried everything to get rid of them--zit cream, tea tree oil, Metronidazole cream, homeopathic rosacea gel, eczema cream, Desitin, and calamine lotion. Nothing seems to help. I did not change my makeup, laundry detergent, or skin care products before it began. I have fair, sensitive skin as well.
I am 25 years old, male. Problem is the red chin that never heal. I have tried everything (Doctor wrote me:" Doxy-M-ratiopharm" for 3 months, "Fluconazol Nycomed" for 1 month.- NO HELP) I am not allergic to anything. My blood is OK! I even do not know what it ison my chin. Always red - sometimes more/sometimes less.
I have dry skin and also ingrown hair is problem for me. So I have gave up from shaving... only usin trimmer. (years)
Can anyone HELP ME PLEASE???
I noticed that the rash seems to flare up when I have a glass of red wine. Have you heard of something like that before? The rash is also very symmetrical and when I wash my face with cold water the reddening cools. It is never itchy or uncomfortable really so think the wine theory could definitely be interesting.
5 days so the rash would flare and be good and nasty and he cultured it for herpes this time, culture came back negative. The rash is on the right side of my chin, the size of my thumbprint, leading from the corner of my mouth towards my jawline. It is red and the bumps look like very tiny pimples filled with white liquid. They don't seem to pop or scab and I avoid touching the area. They also are only very minimally itchy, and have no real pain associated with them, just very unsightly.
A year ago I developed a rash, similar to teenage zits under the right nostril, traveling down around the corner of my mouth and chin. My rash felt prickly hot and raw. Nothing I used helped, and it just got worse. After about two months, the rash cleared, but it left a patch of scaly skin that itched, but finally went away. Is this a new symptom? I emailed my doctor, she said to use an antibacterial soap, it did help.
Any thoughts?
I have had a beard for over 15 years. Recently I developed a severely red itchy rash on my chin and face. So I shaved my beard off and treated the rash with moisturizer and in two days it was gone. It stayed gone for about a week until my beard started filling back in, Then the rash came back just as bad as before. Once again I shaved and moisturized and in two days it was gone again, A week later its back. Am I doomed to be clean shaven.
I was prescribed doxycycline for ureaplasma infection and developed a red, itchy rash over my face and body with the first dose. My doctor switched me to azithromycin, which I took without problems. A few months later the infection is back, and the doctor wants to try minocyline instead. I got a itchy rash on my chin and my neck and arms are somewhat itchy after one dose. Am I experiencing allergies to these drugs or just side effects? Should I avoid tetracyclines?
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My 11 yr old daughter has a red bumpy rash on her bottom lip and under the lip. She just has one large bump in the middle of the bottom lip and several small bumps above her chin. She originally thought it was just blemishes so she washed her face several times a day, but there was no improvement, and now they are red, very sore, & covered in a yellow/brown crust. They also burn if she touches or picks at them.
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