- Rash on one part of the body (localized or clustered).
- Small spots, large spots or solid red.
- Cause of rash is unknown.
General Information
- Three localized rashes that individuals may be able to recognize are: Athlete's Foot, insect bites, and poison ivy. If you have one of these rashes, see that sypmtom using the links provided.
- The main cause of a new localized rash is often skin contact with some irritant
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- The main cause of a persistent localized rash is often contact dermatitis, which is an allergic reaction to skin contact with some substance.
- Cellulitis is the medical term for an infection of the skin. There is spreading redness. The skin is also painful, tender to touch, and warm. There may or may not be any drainage or discharge. Antibiotic treatment is required.
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If not, see these other symptoms
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