Bumps on the arms that are itchy are most commonly associated with dermatitis and eczema, but can also manifest with a variety of other conditions, including bacterial infections, fungal infections,…
Parents are advised to take their children to the doctor promptly and are not advised to administer topical medication on their own. The ingredients, mechanism of action and diseases that…
This may be caused by local allergies, including ultraviolet light, hot and cold stimuli, topical cosmetics, sunscreens, or other topical medications. It may also be caused by eczema or psoriasis.…
Asking this question indicates that this patient has a known association of the disease with UV exposure and the key at this point is to avoid exposure to UV rays…
Levofloxacin is a common antibiotic and clinical data shows that 2% of patients may develop a rash, some of which may manifest as small bumps, after the use of the…
This is more likely to be a UV allergy.If you look closely and see that there is no rash on the inside of the sleeves and arms, then this is…
This description is more consistent with eczema, but a definitive diagnosis still requires the patient to seek prompt medical attention.
If a patient has small bumps on the arms that are not painful or itchy, the first recommendation is to observe them.If the rash gradually subsides, there is usually no…
It is necessary to clarify the time of onset, whether there is any change, whether there are symptoms, and whether the colour is normal. A variety of conditions may present…