Has anyone had a rash that looks like this. It starts out hurting then itches like crazy then eventually breaks open and dries out. My thumb joint has been extremely sore and stiff also. Going to call my dermatologist but I thought someone might have experienced this...thanks all π
Ive had the same thing under my breast fingers and arms. Dr gave me a cream- betamethasone cream. Helped with the itching , blisters deplete and dry out. Hope u feel better. Shelma
I also have some on my stomach upper chest and back of thigh...don't really think its a reaction to anything because I haven't done anything out of the ordinary. Thanks for all the information. I'll post when I hear back from Dermatologist..sent photos.
I have gotten it from gardening also, so agree with @A MyLupusTeam Member
Hope you feel better soon
@A MyLupusTeam Member
Wow they look almost identical to mine. I even have a bandaid in the exact same place π the itching seems to go away once they break open. Going to try calidryl lotion today until I get through to Dr. Sorry you have this issue but it's nice to know I'm not alone or crazy π΅ luv ya my friend β€
I call mine lupie sores. They come up looking like mosquito bites or blisters. They dont really hurt but after they open they're so painful and takes weeks to months to heal. The use a cream from the dr and the first sign of one i cream it 2-3 days a day. After they heal they look like cigarette burns. Small little round craters. Sometimes i get them where i already have pain or where the sun touches me. I started getting them on my face π³π Sometimes i feel like i look like a crackhead. And since lose weight my face looks thin and hallow haha i hate it. But noone really knows so i cant like let their judgmental looks get to me. Oh and i found if i cover them with a banaid or any kind of dressing they get big and worse or if the scab is knocked off they get even bigger. Theyre tricky little buggers! Definitely talk to your derm. I also take pictures of the different stages to show the derm. Good luck π