Need to check in person. Personal appointment you need to get to share photos.
Hi Dear Ilma, With your history it looks more of bacterial infection and it can be herpes also Needed to look into the lesion Kindly take offline consultation with a Dermatologist Take care
Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems infection with viral chances Iam suggesting some tests Please share them with general physician for better clarity Esr Cbc Serum ferritin Hb estimation Culture if recommended by general physician Please donot take any medication without consulting the concerned physician Regards
Hello Ilma,
This needs offline consultation.Please consult a dermatologist in person .
PLEASE DONT MEDICATE YOURSELF.
This needs proper investigation and evaluation.
I hope this helps Thank you
Based on your description, what you’re experiencing might be a recurrent viral or bacterial infection, potentially herpes simplex virus (HSV) which can cause painful lesions with pus, chills, body aches, and flu-like symptoms. Another condition to consider is impetigo, a bacterial skin infection that can cause pus-filled sores. The fact that it leaves scars and pigmentation suggests some level of tissue damage and inflammation. The recurrence on your neck alongside similar systemic symptoms indicates that the infection might be spreading or your immune system is not effectively clearing it. It’s crucial to seek medical attention for a thorough evaluation. Doctors may perform tests such as cultures or blood tests to identify the exact pathogen. Treatment typically involves targeted antibiotics for bacterial infections or antivirals for viral infections like HSV. Ensure you complete the entire course of any antibiotics or antivirals as prescribed by a healthcare professional. Additionally, maintaining good skin hygiene and moisturizing regularly can help prevent secondary infections. Over-the-counter topical treatments may help mitigate the symptoms short-term, but they won’t address the underlying cause. If recurring infections are suspected, your doctor might suggest lifestyle adjustments, or consider whether there is an underlying condition affecting your immune function. Given the combination of skin lesions and systemic symptoms, it’s important to address this promptly to prevent further complications or spread. Please consult with a healthcare provider who can provide more effective guidance tailored to your specific situation.
Hello Your symptoms can be due to Herpes labialis or Cheilosis.
I suggest you to visit a DERMATOLOGIST and start treatment after proper examination of the rash. Take care
*****corrected You may be suffering from ORAL HERPES or CHEILOSIS.
