Possibly: You might have ringworm; it's impossible to diagnose a skin disorder without seeing it. Consider seeing a dermatologist, or another primary care doc. Try to be as specific as possible about when/where the rashes start. Take pictures if they'll disappear before your doctor sees them! "google" them by describing them just like you did, and hit "images". Bring the info to your doc and ask.
Answered 12/20/2012
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Erythema multiforme?: This may be localized erythema multiforme secondary to recurrent herpes infection. A skin biopsy and blood test can confirm diagnosis. Treatment with oral antivirals could treat and prevent rash.
Answered 12/20/2012
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