Hi,
You are welcome.
If this condition resolves spontaneously only to come back at a specific time each year then a possible environmental trigger should be noted. At this point, I know this is easier said than done. An allergic skin test may be an option here if this appears to get worst over time.
Some persons are far more atopic or sensitive than others. Try to keep a journal just to take note of the weather, new activities, recent travel, pets food that one has been exposed to everyday. This helps keep track of any changes which may be associated with a flare up of the skin condition.
Thank you so much no I do not have any known allergies and a doctor said before that it was an allergic reaction but the cause was never determined. The doctor I went to last year laughed the fact that it could be an allergic reaction and gave me some cream that made it worse, yes it keeps coming back every year or every couple of months and can last a long time. I hope that there is a way to discover the triggering factor. Thank you so much for your comment I really appreciate it.
Hi,
This may be case of allergic or irritant dermatitis. You have noted some redness and the presence of vesicles or blisters containing fluid. You have also noted dryness and itchiness.
Do you have any known allergies?
Any history of allergies or asthma in the family?
I suggest that you seek consult with an internist or dermatologist to have this assessed. If an allergic dermatitis is a differential here, then you may need to determine the triggering factor.
This does not sound contagious. Just avoid any exposure to abrasive substances like detergents, strong perfumes, swimming pools and some creams, lotions and soaps until you have been assessed by your physician.