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Skin Rashes below breast
I recently got chicken pox but it was fully cured. Post that, I got a some skin rashes under my right breast. It started like few dry blisters but then spreas across and became slight itchy. Now the rash has spead across the area below breast and also on the lower/bottom are of the breast. The rash looks like brown dry blisters. The area has become slight itchy and skin has become rough.
I have attached photo of my rash. Please advise.
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Hello. This looks like a fungal infection which is actively spreading. Kindly consult directly for further management.
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It's fungus infection...Fungus or yeast infection....common around skin folds like thighs and genitals.. avoid sweating, sharing clothes,towels and soap.. specific medicine required depends on the severity.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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This can be fungal infection.
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please consult a dermatologist in person for best treatment
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Dr. Shaurya Rohatgi
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
This is slight eczema, which means irritation of the skin. Please contact me using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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