In recent times a lot of work has been done on honey and its built in healing powers. There are many cases where honey worked in healing wounds where anti biotics failed. Some types of honey work better than others and a lot of research has been done on it here in Australia, to the point where it can now be purchased in the drug store. Look into it and give it a try. You have nothing to lose.
Derek
You are correct to assume that Schamberg's disease does not produce sores. It also does not produce lesions on the arms. The condition refers to an unsightly but otherwise unimportant inflammation of the capillaries, or smallest-caliber blood vessels. This produces tiny, flat, red-browm spots on the calves and legs. There is no effevtive treatment, but I have seen cases go away on their own.
The question therefore is: since Schamberg's diseases doesn't cause sores, and since you have sores, than something else must be causing them.
Obviously, I cannot say without seeing and testing you myself. However, I will hazard a suggestion which accords with my own experience in similar situations, which I encounter rather often (that is: sores with no apparent cause.) I make this suggestion with some trepidation, because people sometimes are reluctant to accept even the possibility. Yet I will do so, because you have clearly been examined and tested by competent personnel, who found nothing else.
My suggestion is: Are you, from a sense of itch, or concern, or worry about spread, rubbing or picking at spots on your skin and promoting their formation into sores?
Can this happen? Indeed it can, since I encounter it several times a week.
What should you do?
1) Cover all sores with a band-aid and apply bacitracin ointment once a day, when the dressing is changed.
2) Under no circumstance should you rub, pick, scratch, or minutely examine any part of your skin, even a little, even once.
3) If you still develop a sore, show the pristine, untouched lesion to a dermatologist for biopsy.
I hope my suggestion is helpful and does not offend you, which it most certainly is not intended to do.
Best.
Dr. Rockoff