@pulkhit Hello, I also had nummular eczema on my arms. Red coin-shaped lesions on my arms. Nummular eczema can be treated with a mid- or high-potency topical corticosteroid, along with a topical antibiotic. If eczema patches are substantially weepy and oozy, the application of an astringent compress can help dry the area and drive out any staph infection. Talk to your healthcare provider or a dermatologist. Thank you.

@moen Hello, it is unusual to have acne in a straight line. Visit your dermatologist as it could be an allergic reaction due to hair products, makeup products, or moisturizers. It could be Discoid eczema that needs proper medical treatment. Thank you.

@adrisha-nayak Hello, Eczema or atopic dermatitis is a condition that causes a person to develop patches of dry, itchy skin on their body. It often develops as a result of inflammation in the body, so eating foods that do not cause inflammation may help reduce symptoms. Some foods may trigger the release of T cells that cause inflammation, as well as immunoglobulin-E or IgE, which is an antibody that the body produces in response to a threat. Foods that contribute to inflammation include nuts, milk, and wheat. Some common foods that may trigger an eczema flare-up and could be removed from a diet include:

citrus fruits dairy eggs gluten or wheat soy
People with dyshidrotic eczema, which typically affects the hands and feet, may experience benefits from eating foods that do not contain nickel. Nickel is found in trace amounts in the soil and can, therefore, be present in foods. Foods like beans, black tea, lentils, and peas.

It could be eczema on your face. If not, it could be rosacea. I have it on my face- mostly my nose that gets red. Consult a dermatologist as there are products you can buy to help tone down the redness.

@sreenig I think you should visit your dermatologist again.

I've never seen warts that small. Maybe it is something to do with your OCD?