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diagnose my red bumpy rash?

I had a outbreak of some sort of rash a day ago on my chest. They are small red bumps with white in the center and hurt to touch. I don't know what is causing this, I have never been allergic to anything. What could this be?

Hi,

Thanks for your email and question regarding the pimple like rash on your chest.

Please understand that I'm not a doctor, nor can anyone diagnose your condition, but hopefully, we can help shed some light on the situation.

There are so many different types of rashes, but the one you have looks similar to folliculitis or a simple pimple/acne rash - especially if the center is white.

These types of rashes tend to occur where there are more oil glands which can become clogged and inflamed or infected. If the center is white, it is usually an indication that it's filled with pus and could be infection.

For a pimple/acne rash, some people have had success trying over-the-counter acne treatments that contain benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, or even salicylic acid. Some have also found that a warm compress can help open the pimple and drain the pus.

However, it might be best to first speak to your doctor or even check with the pharmacist at your local drugstore. Show him your rash - he might be able to offer some over-the-counter suggestions or decide that it's severe enough to see a doctor.

And, as always, if you have other symptoms including fever or headache - please see your doctor right away.

Hope this helped.

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