Continue the medicines...if not relieved kindly consult a dermatologist...

Tenia corporis ring worm.

The presentation of multiple, scattered itchy patches across the trunk and groin—areas prone to moisture—is most consistent with Tinea Corporis (Ringworm). Psoriasis typically presents with thicker, silvery scales on extensor surfaces (elbows/knees), whereas Tinea often has a characteristic 'active' red border with central clearing. At 31, these fungal infections are highly contagious and can spread rapidly if the skin is kept damp or if the same towel is used across different body parts."

From your description and the photos, this looks more a fungal infection like tinea rather than psoriasis, and these infections usually improve well with the right treatment and hygiene measures. Since multiple patches are present, treatment may need proper adjustment and enough duration to prevent recurrence. Do consult once with clear photos and prescription details I’ll guide you step by step regarding medicines, precautions, and what to avoid so it heals completely.

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

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It is T. Corporis, the prescription is not very legible. But i guess one of the tablets is griseofulvin. Continue the treatment, then contact via practo for further guidance.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Fungal infection