Does Erythrasma Go Away

An erythrasma infection is typically self-limiting and will often resolve on its own without treatment.

How long does it take erythrasma to go away?

Erythrasma can be treated. Most people respond to treatment within two to four weeks. However, it’s possible for erythrasma to become chronic and return. This is more likely to happen if you have a medical condition that affects your immune system.

What is the best treatment for erythrasma?

Erythromycin is the treatment of choice for erythrasma. One gram in divided doses is usually given daily for 5 days.

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