Dark marks on my toes...?

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First change I noticed was my feet became sensitive to cold/cold-floors. Previously I rarely wore socks around the house and never during bedtime. After the new sensitivity to cold four-months ago… Spots started to appear on my toes. Not so-much painful… But irritated by activities like putting on socks.

No sugar. Only on my toes(feet). Until this I have not had any prior problems with my toes/feet.

I can post photos if this option is available?

Help?

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  • Posted

    Have you discussed the problem with your doctor? It could be anything.

    I would suggest visiting your doctor or a pharmacist. Good luck!

  • Posted

    The diagnosis is: Erythema multiforme But after reading the description, causes, and photos... It doesn't seem to match.

    Thoughts?

    Can I post photos here?

  • Posted

    When people post photos, they usually use a site like Flickr and post a link, just be careful you don't post anything private.

    Have you looked at Dermnet NZ? I'll post the link separately because there is usually a delay with links.

    I see it is another disease that is linked to or caused by the Herpes virus.

  • Posted

    Well, your photos look nothing like the photos on DemnetNZ. Who diagnosed the condition? Have you seen a Dermatologist at all?
  • Posted

    I saw both a Podiatrist and a Dermatologist. And I agree it appears to be something else. So... That's why I'm here asking for help. Help?
  • Posted

    The Dermatologist suggested my problem is a reaction to a medication. I did in fact start a new prescription of Lisinopril about the same time. As a result, he referred me back to my PCP to change my medication.

    I am reaching out here for opinions.

  • Posted

    I think if it was me, I would probably contact the drug company and say that one doctor has said you have EM and another has said it is a reaction to this drug and ask whether they have any views/suggestions

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