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2091106 tn?1332817998

Rash

I'm calling it a rash, but I don't really know what it is. I took a picture of it and downloaded it as my profile picture.

It itches and is a redish color. I have had it for a couple months and it hasn't gone away. I have been using Triamcinolone Acetonide cream from someone, but it hasn't helped.

I don't have any money to see a doctor so any help would be great.

Thank you,

Ryan
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YOU  SHOULD NOT USE  SOMEONE  ELSES  MEDS  BUT SINCE IT IS JUST A  CREAM  MAYBE  YOU  COULD TRY IT .  IF I  WERE  YOU  I WOULD GO  MY  SOME   OVER THE COUNTER  TINACTIN.  WITH THE FOOT  STUFF.  IT  COMES IN CREAM  OR  SPRAY.  I   HAVE  BEEN  USING  TRIMCINOLONE ACETONIDE.1%     AND SAW   NO  CHANGE .  ONE SPOT ON MY BACK  ITCHES ALOT .  THAN  I  WAS  GIVEN  A  SCRIPT  FOR  DESONIDE CREAM.05%      AND  STILL  SAW  NO CHANGE .   WELL  SOMEONE TOLD ME TO TRY  THIS  SPRAY   FOR  ATHLETE'S  FEET  AND IT IS WORKING  BETTER THAN  THE OTHER 2  CREAMS I WAS  USING .  I GOT THE SPRAY  BECAUSE  I  DON'T  NEED TO HAVE MY  HUBBY  RUB IT IN MY  BACK.  I CAN  SPRAY IT MYSELF.   THEY  ALSO    TELL  YOU THAT  THIS STUFF  TINACTIN     CAN  BE   USED  ON  A  YEAST  BREAKOUT  SO  IT HAS TO BE SAFE .  GOOD LUCK !
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209987 tn?1451935465
I am NOT going to lecture you about using someone else's prescription medication...although I would like to...but that's not my job. lol

It's hard to tell, but it looks like there is a bruise under it as well?
It could be psoriasis, eczema, or dry skin...you would need to see a doctor in order to determine exactly what it is and to get your own prescription ointment that may work.
Try to wear loose fitting clothing to avoid rubbing and further chaffing. Give it as much air as you can. Avoid baths...shower instead. Dry thoroughly after washing.
I suggest you ask the nice people in either the Alternative Therapies or Complementary Medicines Forums for suggestions.
They can help you with home remedies that may work.

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