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Symptom: Skin infections


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Skin infections

1
  • enlarging red rash
  • center of rash heals and appears normal
  • itching and scaling skin
  • more common in adults with diabetes or cancer
2
  • red patches in the groin, armpits, buttock or under breasts
  • painful expanding rash
  • itching
3
  • most common in adolescents and young adults
  • feet frequently wet
  • frequent use of locker rooms
  • red rash between toes
  • cracking of skin between toes
  • itching
4
  • begin at site or scratch, abrasion or insect bite
  • patch of red sores develop
  • sores form crusts
  • more common in children
5
  • red, painful skin lump
  • lump may spontaneously drain pus
  • fever and chills
  • fatigue
6
  • small white headed pimples
  • usually occur around hair follicles
  • more common where hair is shaved
  • itching
7
  • history of dermatitis
  • history of abrasion or cut
  • history of fungal infection of the skin
  • red, swollen, hot area of skin
  • fever and chills
  • tender lumps in the groin or armpit
8
  • sensitive, painful band of skin
  • rash develops in area of pain within several days
  • pain may persist in distribution of rash
9
  • blisters around the mouth
  • blisters within mouth have white with yellow center and red border
  • precipitated by stress, fatigue or illness
10
  • insect bite or sting
  • red, painful lump
  • painful ulcer
  • nausea and vomiting
  • fever
  • local numbness and tingling
11
  • red rash
  • small "pencil-mark" appearing lines in the skin
  • severe itching
12
  • sexually active
  • itching in the pubic area and around rectum
  • itching worse at night
  • small insects seen in pubic area or clothing
13
  • occurs in the genitals, abdomen and inner thigh
  • cluster of "pimple like" lumps
  • usually pearl-white or pink
  • usually transmitted through sexual contact
14
  • blackheads or whiteheads on the face, neck, shoulders or back
  • oily skin
  • pimples and cysts beneath the skin
  • most common in adolescents and young adults
15
  • painless, discolored patches of skin
  • pinkish brown on pale skin
  • pale patches on dark skin
  • more common in men
  • usually affects the neck, chest, shoulders and upper back
16
  • most common in children and young adults
  • firm round lump with rough surface
  • dotted with tiny, black spots
  • lumps grow in groups
  • usually occur on hands
17
  • firm lump on sole of the foot
  • thickened, rough surface
  • painful to walk on
  • dotted with tiny, black spots
  • frequent use of locker rooms or swimming pools
18
  • more common over 60 years of age
  • history of diabetes
  • history of sickle cell anemia
  • dilated veins on the legs
  • open sore of the leg or foot
  • ulcer does not heal
19
  • most common in farmers, hunters and hikers
  • more common in waist, ankles, groin or armpits
  • small red pimples
  • intense itching
  • small insects found in center of pimples
   





Possible medical conditions of Skin infections : - Tinea Corporis - Ringworm - Pityriasis Rosea - Impetigo - Contact Dermatitis - Tinea Cruris - Candidiasis of the skin - Neurodermatitis - Prickly heat - Tinea Pedis - Athlete's Foot - Atopic Eczema - Psoriasis - Hyperhidrosis of the feet - Carbuncle - Furuncle - Folliculitis - Tinea Corporis - Cellulitis - Erysipelas - Herpes Zoster - Herpes Simplex - Canker Sore - Aphthous Stomatitis - Insect Bite Or Sting - Scabies - lice - Winter Itch - Seborrheic Dermatitis - molluscum contagiosum - acne - rosacea - adenoma sebaceum - drug reaction - contact dermatitis - pityriasis versicolor - vitiligo - common warts - Seborrheic Keratoses - Pigmented Verrucous Nevi - plantar warts - callus - stasis dermatitis and ulcers - necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum - chiggers.





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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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