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I was talking to someone about HIV rashes, and they said that the commonCommon cold rash from HIV is usually located on the upper back, chest, or the whole body. Is this true? and is it possible to just get the rashes on your thighs? The reason I ask is because I have been getting itchy skin irritation rashes on my thighs that only last for a day and then disappear and come back a week or 2 later. I have been to the doctor, and he doesn't know exactly what they could be because I didn't have any when I went in. Does this sound like anything to anyone?
My rashes have been a rash across shoulders, small flat red spots (this was after a long night of consuming a lot of alcohol) approx 5 weeks after and a rash covering my thighs and chest only which consisted of tiny red pimple like spots approx 13 weeks after.