Dear Lemon Doodle,
How are you? We have not heard from you after our initial comment with some questions. Please let us know if you can provide some additional information. If not, try to check your hormonal status, make sure you are not getting in contact with any unrecognized allergens (most basic patch testing series will not contain such allergens).
Among other skin diseases, allergic contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis and atypical pityriasis rubra pillaris should be excluded.
Wishing you Optimal Health,
Dr. Jasmina Jankicevic
SOUNDS LIKE SOMETHING MY WIFE JUST STARTED HAVING DOCTORS HAVE GIVEN HER ANTIBIOTICS AND NOTHING THEY USUALLY LEAVE HER BLACK SPOTS MOSTLY ON HER LOWER BUTTOCK AREA SHE WAS WORKING OUT LIKE CRAZY WHICH SEEMED TO MAKE THEM WORST BUT PRIOR TO WORKING OUT SHE WAS ALREADY GETTING THEM. ITS ABOUT A HANDSIZED AREA WITH LIKE 20 OR 30 THEY LOOK LIKE ACNE OR ABCESS BUT THEY AE WAY TOO MANY HOPEFULLY YOU GET AN ANSWER MAYBE IT COULD BE THE SAME THING
Welcome to the Dermatology Expert Forum!
Would you, by any chance, be able to post clear pictures of your lesions at your MedHelp profile page. We will gladly look at them.
Also, we have several questions:
1. Have you checked your thyroid function (FT3, FT4, TSH, etc.)?
2. Were initial lesions tested for antimicrobials (for example to exclude underarm fungal/yeast infection?
2. What is your profession? What do you come in contact with?
3. Did anything happened in your life (health, work,etc.) prior to appearance of first lesions?
4. Do you have any other heath concerns (you mentioned gaining weight, anything else)?
4. Is there eczema in your family?
5. Is there any other skin diseases in your family?
Thank you!
Wishing You Optimal Health,
Dr. Jasmina Jankicevic