Both my legs itches severely, up to to the ankle. When scratched eruptions are observed with fluid filled. I am on cardiac medications and diabetic. Both under control.

Question

A foot rash can develop for a multitude of reasons. It may only affect a small area, be short-lived and mild, or it may spread further up the leg, return frequently and be painful or itchy. Some cases of foot rashes are highly contagious. With any type of foot or ankle rash, it is important to diagnose the cause so that treatment can be effectively targeted. It also helps to prevent it from returning and turning into a chronic (long lasting) condition where possible. PLEASE DO VISIT YOU PHYSICIAN FOR A PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.

Nitin Sahu · Accepted Answer

A foot rash can develop for a multitude of reasons. It may only affect a small area, be short-lived and mild, or it may spread further up the leg, return frequently and be painful or itchy. Some cases of foot rashes are highly contagious. With any type of foot or ankle rash, it is important to diagnose the cause so that treatment can be effectively targeted. It also helps to prevent it from returning and turning into a chronic (long lasting) condition where possible. PLEASE DO VISIT YOU PHYSICIAN FOR A PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.