I've noticed these weird goosebump-like rashes on my skin, mostly on my arms, and now there's one on my cheek too. They're lighter than my normal skin tone and itch sometimes. I've been using Flucort, and they seem to disappear, but I'm still concerned. What could be causing these rashes, and should I keep using Flucort or try something else? Any advice would be really helpful.

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Dr Chandra P

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5+ Yrs

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Answered 04/07/2025

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