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rash around the nose
by paris1111, Mar 28, 2009 05:34PM
HELLO DR.
Like the boy I too have a rash around the nose ! 9 months , many creams and a perscription, it is still there..
PLEASE HELP ME I do skin care for a living and I can't heal my own skin.. I am sur it is internal but from what organ and deeper than that how and what should I do to cleans it? My sister has had it now for 2 months and we live i separate towns...
thanks in advance for the help
This discussion is related to red rash around nose for over a YEAR NOW!!.
Like the boy I too have a rash around the nose ! 9 months , many creams and a perscription, it is still there..
PLEASE HELP ME I do skin care for a living and I can't heal my own skin.. I am sur it is internal but from what organ and deeper than that how and what should I do to cleans it? My sister has had it now for 2 months and we live i separate towns...
thanks in advance for the help
This discussion is related to red rash around nose for over a YEAR NOW!!.
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This could be periorifacial dermatitis, a common facial skin problem in adult women. It presents with groups of itchy or tender small red papules that appear most often around the mouth (perioral) but may also include the nose, chin and cheeks. The surrounding skin may be pink, and the skin surface often becomes dry and flaky. It is important to discontinue applying all face creams including topical steroids, cosmetics and sunscreens. Wash the face with warm water alone while the rash is present. And have this evaluated further by your dermatologist for proper management. Antibiotics are usually indicated. This condition sometimes recurs when the antibiotics are discontinued. or at a later date.
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