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Contact dermatitis with secondary skin infection
I've seen a lot of people play with idea that she could work as a dog groomer, supporting her rash locations with how you would hold on to smaller dogs, as well as G showing smaller cuts around her fingers.
She went to the doctor this morning and was prescribed Predni and Doxy. This is a trusted duo for contact dermatitis (which can result in a itchy rash) that developed a secondary bacterial infection.
She scratches herself a lot. She has a very poor hygiene routine, rarely showers, has incredibly dirty finger nails. The rash caused her to scratch herself, breaking the skin barrier, which lead to the bacteria from her skin, nails (and possible dog contaminants) entering the wounds.
u/TwinsMom2015 — 5 days ago