Mateo:
It sounds to me as though you are describing the typical pattern of eczema. This shows itself as
patchesAllergy testing
Skin color - patchy of dry itchy skin which respond to cortisone creams like a one you're using, but reappear nearby. It's tempting to look for reasons-soap, detergent, stress, food, and so on-but the connection never really works.
As long as you can make the spots go way with Temovate, that's what you should do (except on the face, where Temovate is too strong.) Often, the spots just stop coming as often or at all, all by themselves.
Best.
Dr. R
Sorry, but there's little I can tell you, if doctors who have seen you in person don't know. Sometimes the best diagnostic test is time -- apply Sarna lotion (OTC) to help the itch, and wait it out. You'd be surprised how many strange itches go away on their own, and we never do know . . . .
Dr. R
Mark
elbow. It is only about the size of a milimeter across and 2
milimeters down. It does not itch but it has been there for about two weeks. What is it and what can I do to treat it.