Skin rush

[prepress]

I have a red rush on one leg. No itching, no pain, no swelling. But it does not change the color. It is now over one month. 

Anyone had the similar symptoms?

[lopburi3]

Do you sit with your legs crossed by any chance?

[mommysboy]

Looks like eczema to me.  Something in your pocket maybe!  You should see a doctor who will probably give you a corticosteroid cream.

[CharlieH]

Judging by the apparent dry skin I would agree with the above eczema suggestion.

Seek professional medical advice.

I had a similar thing though alot smaller, applied the steroid cream and gone in a week.

[prepress]

1 hour ago, lopburi3 said:

Do you sit with your legs crossed by any chance?

no, normal sitting.

The red skin is getting now lighter but larger...

[lopburi3]

1 hour ago, prepress said:

No itching

Unlikely to be eczema in my non medical opinion - it is almost always very itchy.  

 

Edit:  Would suggest you visit a hospital dermatologist for evaluation - normally such visits are not expensive.

Edited July 28, 2017 by lopburi3

[mommysboy]

Yes it is a bit surprising there is no itching.  Chronic eczema is less itchy, but you would still be scratching.  

[prepress]

Went today to a hospital dermatologist for evaluation. It's no eczema, nor insect bite, nor allergy. They all cause itching, which I don't have.

It is quite common in Thailand.

She prescribed me a ‘Nano silver hydrosol water based’ gel, name ‘ASAP’ and a repair Cream ‘Cicalfate’. (Made in Thailand)

If it persist, come back in 4 weeks.... Hope it helps. 

Anybody know and used this cream?

Edited July 29, 2017 by prepress

[mommysboy]

Good move.

 

What was the diagnosis?

 

Must be some form of dermatitis.

[prepress]

Good question. I don't see any written diagnosis. Only how to apply the medicine and the receipt, total 1,865.00 baht

[lopburi3]

6 minutes ago, prepress said:

Good question. I don't see any written diagnosis. Only how to apply the medicine and the receipt, total 1,865.00 baht

Receipts normally do not include a diagnosis here - you have to request a medical certificate each visit to be sure to get that.