Rashes: rashes really can not be diagnosed over the computer and need to be examined in person to get the best diagnosis for the best treatment. A guess, even though it is not itchy, would be a fungal infection (Tinea Corporis).
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Questions: A picture would help, as would a history of what you've tried. This could be a number of rashes, although Keratosis pilaris would be high on the list. This, as well as auto-immune type rashes sometimes respond to topical steroids. If it is fungal (tinea) - rx combo of steroid and anti fungal (lotrison). A bacterial folliculitis usu require oral antibiotics - the topical abx dont get to source
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