Skin Eruptions Or Blisters
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About a year ago when I went through actual menopause I started getting these little blister type eruptions across my nose and cheeks. The dermatologist swabbed it and it is never an infection. Steroid creams take it away but I want to know what it is. She said it was dermatitis but I just started getting them a year ago. Anyone have this? My face turns red and these little blisters pop up and burn and itch horrid. Not sure if it is related to menopause or not but thought I'd ask.
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Guest HopeAgain
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Yes I get that!! So bad at times I have to put a hot cloth and a cold one looks like someone smack the dog out of me and rocky road set in. My face would burn itch the slap looks extremely bump with pimple looking thnsg some bigger than others! I'm just now gettng over a lip sore and then a big pimple came right in the middle of my eyes on top of nose! This skin thing gets really a pan and looks like when its at its worse like I just started puberty and have the worst case of acne ever!!!! I even get the pain pimple thingy on my eye lids talk about sore! So yes this is a biggie and I hate it!
HopeAgain Guest
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Mine isn't pimples though like when a teenager. It is like a blister.
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pam1313 HopeAgain
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I had exactly the same. My own doctor didn't know what it was but luckily I happened to see a locum on one occasion when I couldn't see my own doctor. He took one look and told me it was perioral dermatitis. I had a couple of courses of antibiotics and it cleared up. I now use a very gentle face wash for redness solutions (cant say brand name but it rhymes with "boutique", range of products are all in green boxes, see specialist make-up ranges in Boots, it's £18)......keeps it at bay just fine. Hope this helps!
HopeAgain pam1313
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Mine isn't infected though. They did a culture.
bev14365 HopeAgain
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d19606 HopeAgain
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HopeAgain d19606
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Yeah, maybe it's the immune system or stress. Mine I put steroid cream on it to get it to go away