How to get rid of the rashes which exist even after medications?

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I understand your concern. I would have appreciated a bit clearer pictures with good light (attachment removed to protect patient identity). The distribution and morphology point towards a superficial fungal infection, which has been modified by topical steroids use? Has it been itchy at any point, any redness?

Kindly consult your doctor to discuss the suggestion and take the treatment with consent.

1. Capsule Itraconazole 100 mg twice a day.

2. Tablet Levocetirizine 5 mg once at night.

3. Terbinafine cream apply twice a day.

Do this for a week.

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Clearer pictures help particularly the images sent from a bit distance (attachment removed to protect patient identity).

Pityriasis rosea is the first differential after seeing these pictures, which is a superficial rash, caused by certain viral infections. Usually, it is erythematous and starts as a large oval lesion (Herald patch), followed by smaller ones. It is often self-limiting in a few weeks. Please take following medications, avoid the previously mentioned ones.

1. Tenovate (Clobetasol propionate) ointment.

2. Cetaphil moisturizing cream.

Mix both in 1:1 ratio and apply twice a day for 10 days initially. As you sent new pictures, it does not look like fungal infection and has nothing to do with hygiene. I hope it helps.