Hi! My sister is experiencing a strange pain for 2months now. She interpret the pain in her hand as like she's having a hard time to open her hands fully and she cannot walk properly. She now developed blisters in her hand that we can't tell if connected to the pains.
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Thanks for adding the picture of your rashes. Although it is not a typical bull's eye rash, it shows a bite mark. Depending on where you visited in the last 2-4 weeks, that could be a tick bite, which causes Lyme disease, which in turn could account for most of the symptoms you described. Since this is almost Lyme season, you should see a doctor near you for full evaluation. The earlier the diagnosis is made, the better the chances of eradicating the disease, and the less the complications.
could be 2 separate issues which would leave for many possible diagnosis's. Or, if related, then it is likely due to a systemic problem or problems. Not nearly enough information to draw any conclusions. Write back with much much more detail.
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Your description of your sister's problems generates more questions than answers, unfortunately. Is her difficulty walking because of weakness in her legs or pain in the joints? And if pain in the joints, which ones (hips, knees, ankles all of them, both sides)? How old is your sister? Age has a lot to do with developing certain diseases such as Bullous pemphigoid which usually occurs in older adults. Is/was she sexually active? Any STD's to your knowledge (especially syphilis)? Any tick bites? Any history of autoimmune diseases?
Sorry to pepper you with all these questions, but I'm sure you can see how important it is that your sister seek the attention of a medical provider as soon as possible for a full evaluation including blood work and possibly imaging if they think it's necessary.
I wish her the very best outcome.
--Dr. Sarge
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Sorry to pepper you with all these questions, but I'm sure you can see how important it is that your sister seek the attention of a medical provider as soon as possible for a full evaluation including blood work and possibly imaging if they think it's necessary.
I wish her the very best outcome.
--Dr. Sarge
www.MonroviaDoctor.com
(877) 254-4496
looks like molluscum contagiosum, she needs to have blood test