Can anyone ID these sores ?

[sherwood]

Look like a small fungal problem, Nizoral would be first choice. 2% should be enough.

Nizoral, look it up.

Works for me.

[NCC1701A]

2 minutes ago, amexpat said:

You are open to lots of erroneous diagnoses

I saw a episode of The X-files and someone who when up in a UFO had marks like that.

The round mark means he is now part of herd owned by aliens from Alpha Centauri.

[seasia]

I do not know what that is but on something slightly similar used  Betnovate, a Glaxo product. 

It worked after having tried various other creams that failed.

Fascino pattaya nua stock it as do a few other pharmacies.

 

 

 

 

[Isaanbiker]

OP, I don't understand why you waited so long and then decided to post these photos on a forum called Thai visa?

 

It's time to visit a dermatologist. Keeping it wet doesn't make much sense, no matter what's causing it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

   

Edited September 8, 2019 by Isaanbiker

[Isaanbiker]

1 hour ago, seasia said:

I do not know what that is but on something slightly similar used  Betnovate, a Glaxo product. 

It worked after having tried various other creams that failed.

Fascino pattaya nua stock it as do a few other pharmacies.

 

 

 

 

The OP should visit a dermatologist and not listen to some people who think that this or that creme might do the trick.

 

  

[Golden Triangle]

As soon as my Mrs gets back from BKK (she has the car) I will visit a dermatologist, or as the nurses like to say skin Dr either because they don't know what a dermatologist is or they can't pronounce it ???? 

 

I knew it was a long shot and I thank all those that offered salient advice, as for the predictable but totally unhelpful replies, next time you have a plumbing, electrical, insect, computer, motoring or cooking problem don't bother asking on Thaivisa cos those Muppets know nothing, ????

[seasia]

Just now, Isaanbiker said:

The OP should visit a dermatologist and not listen to some people who think that this or that creme might do the trick.

 

  

I visited a top rated dermatoligist at a well known private Thai hospital.

Bill 7.5 K baht.

 

Load of useless overpriced tablets lotions, no explanation, no solution, no cure.

 

A tube of creme recommended by a non medic sorted it.

110 baht.

Edited September 8, 2019 by seasia

[Golden Triangle]

1 hour ago, NCC1701A said:

I saw a episode of The X-files and someone who when up in a UFO had marks like that.

The round mark means he is now part of herd owned by aliens from Alpha Centauri.

I want to get to know 7 of 9 intimately, is that a bad thing ? I really don't mind being part of the collective is that is the price I must pay ???? 

[Des Pickable]

10 minutes ago, seasia said:

A tube of creme recommended by a non medic sorted it.

110 baht.

post a pic of the tube, enquiring farang want to know

[sherwood]

I can not give you the exact make up of the cream but this is what is on the tube.

 

Sodium sulfite 2 mg/g

ketoconazole 20 mg/g

Was that what you used?

[scubascuba3]

I visited a top rated dermatoligist at a well known private Thai hospital.

Bill 7.5 K baht.

 

Load of useless overpriced tablets lotions, no explanation, no solution, no cure.

 

A tube of creme recommended by a non medic sorted it.

110 baht.

They will always prescribe the expensive farang imported version of medication for maximum profit.

 

I agree, my experience is they don't explain the medication provided and usually there are bonus extras in there too for bill padding

 

[RoadWarrior371]

8 hours ago, Des Pickable said:

post a pic of the tube, enquiring farang want to know

Try this, Boots over the counter.  Cheap.

 

[Banana7]

8 hours ago, seasia said:

I visited a top rated dermatoligist at a well known private Thai hospital.

Bill 7.5 K baht.

 

Load of useless overpriced tablets lotions, no explanation, no solution, no cure.

 

A tube of creme recommended by a non medic sorted it.

110 baht.

When going to a hospital in Pattaya, for a similar problem, always say you only want a written diagnosis and recommended medication, all in English. Tell them  you do not want them to dispense any medication. Never purchase pharmaceuticals at the hospital because at the local pharmacy, they will be a lot less expensive. I've heard the drugs in the hospital are 3 times more expensive.

[LosLobo]

10 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:

As soon as my Mrs gets back from BKK (she has the car) I will visit a dermatologist, or as the nurses like to say skin Dr either because they don't know what a dermatologist is or they can't pronounce it ???? 

 

Possibly you don't know what a แพทย์ผิวหนัง is and can't prononunce it?

 

I hope the nurses didn't find your lack of understanding of the thai language as funny as you did their lack of understanding of English.

[LosLobo]

12 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

I saw a episode of The X-files and someone who when up in a UFO had marks like that.

The round mark means he is now part of herd owned by aliens from Alpha Centauri.

 

10 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:

I want to get to know 7 of 9 intimately, is that a bad thing ? I really don't mind being part of the collective is that is the price I must pay ???? 

Bit of confusion here!

 

Sounds like too much Romulan ale to me! ????

 

 

 

[FarFlungFalang]

My sister has lived her whole life with a skin rash that doctors in OZ have never been able to identify.I mention this because if a doctor cannot identify the cause then why would he suggest a remedy? 

[toofarnorth]

Sores , bites and spots are an on going problem here. I had a heat rash near and around my front toilet . A cream called darmaheu was applied over a week , no difference. Then a friend suggested Hofra-B , rash cleared up in 24 hours.  About 10 years ago I was bitten on my back by a bug that got into my motorbike jacket , oh that stung.  The spot on my back is still there , no irritation just a smallish lump . So I guess some creams ok for some folk but not others . Centipede bites or bee stings can kill some and not bother others.  Mozzy bites eg.

[Sheryl]

Again, don't mess around with different creams having no idea what this is.

 

Some types of creams will make some types of problems worse.

 

See a dermatologist.