I have red blotches on my feet that have spread to the bottom half of my leg it is not cellulitis any ideas?

Answer:
Might be bad circulation..

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Are you sure they are not bites?

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Some type of rash that you should probably tell your doctor about.

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soak them in a vinegar bath, use Heinz apple cider vinegar, about 1 1/2 cup in your bath water and soak for a long time, it is healing to skin disorders. Give it a try, it is cheap and has helped me, it is good to use if you get yeast infections also. good luck

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It could have something to do with your circulation. Show your parents and they may want to take you to the doctor. Good luck!

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Soak your feet in warm water and baking soda - it balances the ph balance and look up web md for pictures it could just be athlete's foot or the beginning stages of something else.

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Why are you asking us? You should get yourself to a dermatologist ASAP. If you walk around bare-footed, as many of us do, it could be a simple contact dermatitis. The doctor will give you an antibiotic cream or cortisone-based cream. Don't put off the doctor visit. If it started on your feet, and is going up your leg ----- you don't want that.

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Tinea Versicolor - "Ringworm"

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You might have what we call psoriasis http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/psori...
you may have a mild case of it , if this is the case you need photo therapy .This is not cellulites at all what you have, you might have eczema also , check on the net and try to find pictures of problematic skin ,or go to a doctor he should be able to tell you what it is ..
Good luck

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Could you have stepped into some poison ivy and scratching has spread it?

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could it be that your feet are covered in dirt %26 you havent cleaned them :%26#92;

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It might be what I had last year, Varicose eczema. It is caused by poor circulation. as I always advise on these questions, go see your doctor.

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Sounds similar to what I have just been diagnosed with (Henoch schonlein purpura), go see your dr and ask to be refered to a dermatologist.

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