When should you go to hospital straight away?

Fever with spots that do not fade when pressed; Sudden lip, tongue or throat swelling, breathing difficulty or collapse; A painful rash with blisters, peeling skin or sores in the mouth, eyes or genitals, especially after a new medicine. Emergency number: 999.

Where can I find dermatologists?

Most dermatologists are listed in Dhaka (732), Chattogram (269), Cumilla (197), Sylhet (119), Gazipur (92). Pick your district for chamber addresses.

Rash

For rash, see dermatologists first.

An area of red, bumpy or blotchy skin. Allergies, heat, infections and eczema are common causes.

Also searched as: র‍্যাশ, র‍্যাশ উঠেছে, rash uthse, chaka chaka dag, lal dag

Go to hospital now

Fever with spots that do not fade when pressed
Sudden lip, tongue or throat swelling, breathing difficulty or collapse
A painful rash with blisters, peeling skin or sores in the mouth, eyes or genitals, especially after a new medicine

Call 999

Who to see: Dermatologists

A dermatologist (skin specialist) recognises most skin problems on sight and gives the right cream or medicine.

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Common questions

Which doctor should I see for rash (rash uthse)?: See dermatologists first. A dermatologist (skin specialist) recognises most skin problems on sight and gives the right cream or medicine.
When should you go to hospital straight away?: Fever with spots that do not fade when pressed; Sudden lip, tongue or throat swelling, breathing difficulty or collapse; A painful rash with blisters, peeling skin or sores in the mouth, eyes or genitals, especially after a new medicine. Emergency number: 999.
Where can I find dermatologists?: Most dermatologists are listed in Dhaka (732), Chattogram (269), Cumilla (197), Sylhet (119), Gazipur (92). Pick your district for chamber addresses. Dhaka Chattogram Cumilla Sylhet Gazipur