Creams: It's hard to judge by the description of what the condition it might be, i would suggest a good moisterizing body lotion (eucerine/aquafor). Also, you may try a Hydrocortisone cream twice daily. If that helps, it is more likely allergic in nature (eczema, for example). If it doesn't help or actually gets worse, you will need to see a doctor. Ring worm presents with clear center and intense periphe.
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Itchy skin: First find out why your skin is itchy. With what is the skin contacting that is causing a reaction? Shampoo on the hair? Detergent in the clothing? Hair coloring? There are over-the-counter Hydrocortisone creams and antihistamines for itchy conditions but you should see a dermatologist to diagnose the condition otherwise it may become chronic and it could even be infectious.
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