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I have a rash between my breast it is sometimes itchy and no matter how much i scrub it won't go away. picture available
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Get eval: rashes should be diagnosed by exam to assure you get the best and most appropriate treatment. As stated though, it may a fungal infection that are often common in the cleavage or under the breasts, where it can get sweaty. Good luck.
Answered 8/18/2018
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