Those red pimples are below my stomach and they exist there for 3 full months

Those red pimples are below my stomach and they exist there for 3 full months.
Doctor said it's not STD and most likely something is with my pancreas or maybe parasites. But he doesn't know for sure. He said to use antibiotics at first, but it didn't help at all, nothing changed.
user, please help. Doctors can't do shit, I believe in Yas Forums.

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it is impetigo
use fusidic acid every 8 hours

shingles?

No, doesn't look like it at all.
Yeah, maybe. But why doesn't doctor said if that was so obvious? How to deal with it?

Looks like the virus is spelling out a message of some kind. It's trying to communicate

Wait, no. Despite it looks like it, symptoms doesn't match.
>These symptoms are commonly followed by sensations of burning pain, itching, hyperesthesia (oversensitivity), or paresthesia ("pins and needles": tingling, pricking, or numbness).[17] Pain can be mild to extreme in the affected dermatome, with sensations that are often described as stinging, tingling, aching, numbing or throbbing, and can be interspersed with quick stabs of agonizing pain
No pain at all. It's not even itching.
It also don't progress at all. Those pimples remain as they are for months. I tried to remove some of them using my nails on fingers, it removes easily but there's lot's of blood after I do it.
Those on pic, that are more red than other are the ones I damaged.

>shingles

I'm no doctor. My grandma had shingles. This looks similar. She used some heavy meds for that. Not sure what it's called. 100% your closest drug store knows what to give you. Is it itchy? I ask coz my grandma was very itchy at the place where she had the redness.

Also after treatment she felt that place was still bugging her someway. Nasty stuff never really goes away.

Youre just a man with aids

Wouldn't the next step be antiparasitics?

Do you wear your boxers on that area? Could be an allergic reaction to clothing, I'm assuming you ruled out ingrown hairs. Either way trust your doctor, keep the area well ventilated and clean it regularly.

Molluscum contagiosum

Had it once myself
pretty annoying but does go away
doctor said it was "a bit of bad luck" and he had it too back in college

look up morgellons bro.

No, it's not. It itch somewhat when I look at it, weirdly, but usually I don't notice it at all.
I've made a blood test, everything was negative. But there's a chance that it's not one of those:
anti-Lamblia IgA+IgM+IgG
anti-Opisthorchis IgG
anti-Echinococcus IgG
anti-Toxocara IgG
anti-Trichinella IgG
anti-Ascaris IgG

It's covid 2.0. The second wave is starting. Your doctor can't help because he's never seen it before

does it ooze clear/yellow liquid and crust over?

red blue fibers?

Yeah, mostly pimples located where elastic band of boxers is located. But there are single pimples in different areas, like closer to leg, and on closer to dick.
Wiki says that there should be some sort of liquid inside like pus, but there's non. If I damage it - it just bleeds.

It looks like you're a dirty bastard who needs to clean himself better.
Seriously though, you can see a tan line of dirt on your stomach. Take a fucking shower every day or twice a day if you're a sweaty piece of shit.

No.
I wash myself every 3 days and I use chlorhexidine on this area 2-3 times a day. It's not a line of dirt, it's line of elasting band of boxers.

trust me its Morgellons. sometimes it wont itch.

>I wash myself every 3 days
>I wash myself every 3 days
>I wash myself every 3 days

You must be quite the pussy magnet

...? It's psychological decease when you think there are bugs under your skin. How is that related?

What? It's bad for hairs to wash more often, and there's completely no reason to do it, unless you go to the gym or something like that.

that is the false story some doctors will give you if you mention morgellons because they have no clue how to treat it. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5811176/

and the colored fibers are microscopic. you would need to look at a scab with at least 40x magnification (lighted pocket scope)

Try to leave some and don't poke them, maybe they will go away eventually. Remove sugary or fatty foods from diet for few weeks. Or just shave your hair or wash yourself more than usual. Experiment and see how it goes.

It didn't change at all for 3 months. I used to be on diet for 3 weeks, but I saw no result at all, and I decided it's not worth it.
I thought about hair removal, but then it will definitely look like STD for my partners and they will run away from me, lmao.

>every 3 days
start showering? jesus Christ

Sounds like bedbugs

shower once a day. you are drying out the skin using that stuff which might be doing more harm then good. make sure to change boxers/pants every day
everything is happening in in your lower body is a sign to start there minimum

I prefer bath.

you prefer to be dirty i think

How is it dirty to bath twice a week? Are you trolling me, or smth? There's absolutely no reason to wash yourself everyday if you are not running for 10 km each day.

haven't read any other post in here, just two question: did it itch before and was dry in that state and did it get that wet when you scratched?
if yes: maybe neurodermitis (too lazy to translate from german to english) or something in that range...

>There's absolutely no reason to wash yourself everyday if you are not running for 10 km each day.
you are fucking disgusting.... when i work out i shower after work out additionally to showering every day. you're dirty and now you got some skin condition cuz of it.

Lol found the eurotard that reeks of cologne, b.o. and ass

It didn't itch, and it didn't get wet when I scratched it. It just started bleeding, and then act like a regular cut, also it regenerated to a pimple form again.

JW LABS Rife Machine model A4 . Here is the answer to most disease.

>There's absolutely no reason to wash yourself everyday if you are not running for 10 km each day
You're aware that every night you're laid down in an enclosed space full of sweat and fabric irritation right? Then you go about your day sweating more, get back into bed and literally ferment in your own juice for 3 days at a time. Wow.

That's just retarded, I don't have nor time for washing myself several times a day, nor OCD that would cause me to do that. Consider yourself going to therapist.

Interesting someone posted about this model rife machine. I had a rash on my feet and stomach for two years and no doctor could find out what the cause was. I starting usin the rife unit on the inflammation and skin program and it went away in 2 months and never returned. I use the machine everyday and have never had issues since.

Looks a little like a nickel allergy. Try not wearing metal in that area, fasteners from your pants, belts, etc.

I don't sweat, for fucks sake, I am not a marathon runner or builder, or someone like that. I am developer, and I just sit in chair with laptop on my knees, how the fuck will it make me dirty, for fucks sake.

Could it be tinea? You could try an anti fungal. Ointments are fine but i prefer pills cos theyre easier.

This is the correct answer.

hey its the tinea guy again, you seriously need to wash yourself once a day at least, with soap. cmon dude.

Go talk to a Dermatologist instead of the Pediatrician at the Children's Clinic moron.

No I don't. No one does that, it's dumb.

Its a fucking virus dumbfuck. One of my friend got this on her legs and the doctor doesnt know what it was, until they discover that was a virus that attack the vital organs...... Go to the hospital right away because its pretty dangerous, you even could die.... Im dead serious

Sorry bud, most people in the developed world shower once a day. Its extremely common. Where are you from?
You can do it every other day, but your body is constantly producing dead skin cells, your pores get clogged, even if youre just sitting around all day. You also have some kind of disease which is keeping itself alive, and antibacterial soap and hot water will help with that.
Again, have a look at tinea and see if it looks like that, it looks fungal to me. I would recommend going to a dermatologist.

What virus? Herpes? No. Molluscus? No. Be more specific.

mayoclinic.org/skin-rash/sls-20077087
Heres a slideshow of common skin rashes, id also look up common fungal infections

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Are you eastern european or something? Your English isn't very good.

Don't remember the name, it was some weird mame and its a rare one. But we don't care about the name

It's jock itch, I get it every summer right at the belt line since my job is labor intensive. Sweat trapped up against the skin causes a fungal infection. Just toss some athletes foot powder on it for a week or two and it'll go away. Just bear in mind that if you work a manual labor job, or if you're fat especially, it will come back pretty much yearly.

YOU GOT SHINGLES! I got the same, same place. It's a herpes virus.

Yeah, no, most people don't have time to wash themselves everyday because there is no reason for that. Please stop forcing your OCD symptoms on other people.
I've checked tinea, it doesn't look like that. Tinea has red circleshaped stains on skin, while I just have pimples. It looks very closely to herpes zoster, but it can't be it.
Also, even if you continue to imply, that this thing is because of lack of hygiene, you should consider that I had a month of antibiotics treatment. If it was bacteria it would be dead. Viruses don't transfer because of dead skin cells or clogged pores..

Jock itch is a tinea, which is to say it's fungal. It can live under your skin and remain dormant for ages until the right conditions make it reappear (moist and warm, which is why it appears under waistbands etc)

There's not pain or itch. Is it possible wth shingles? Describe how it was.

spend two weeks not having your elastic waistband in that position. don't let anything touch tightly against you there. if they start to go away, that's evidence that either you have some sort of contact dermatitis, or you're just a filthy fuck.

As someone who's seen shingles first-hand, that's not shingles. Shingles is very, very painful.