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A 18-year-old female asked:
I have a rash on my upper arms, armpits, breasts, back and its the worst on my stomach and tighs. it looks like red bumps, but it hardly itches at al
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Dr. Julie Abbottanswered
Preventive Medicine 47 years experience
Pityriasis rosea?: This rash, which often follows a viral or upper respiratory infection, often begins with a single patch, classically on the abdomen or armpit. It then spreads to the extremities. Only about 1/4 people suffer from itching. No treatment is usually required, especially if there is no itching. UV light/sunlight may speed recovery. It usually resolve in a matter of weeks, but up to 6 months. Good luck
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