I also get these and have for 20 years. Use Lotramin antifungal cream to get rid of them. In a few days they'll be gone. This is an over-the-counter cream.
I'm 13 and i have the same thing on my neck and arms I get made fun of because of them dose anyone know how to get rid of them I would like people to stop making fun of me
Do you know the name of the cream?
breasts?I'm having trouble with my breasts. The skin beneath them is becoming slowly discolored, and I don't know why. Could it be the material my bra is made of, or something about my diet?As with any new concerning medical symptom, you should make an appointment to see your primary care physician, or in this case a dermatologist to have this skin discoloration evaluated. The discoloration you are describing is very common, especially among women with large breasts. However, skin discoloration and other rashes may be the first sign of a more serious condition such as a weakened immune system or systemic disease such as cancer or bacterial infection, so you should be evaluated by your physician to make sure this isn't something more serious. The two most likely causes of your skin discoloration are intertrigo and acanthosis nigricans. Intertrigo is a fungal rash that forms under breasts, in armpits, around the groin and along skin folds. It can have many different appearances. In some individuals it may appear as a red, bumpy painful rash. Others may experience skin darkening that is not as painful or sensitive. It is treated by keeping those areas of your body clean and dry, and by topical creams and powders prescribed by your doctor. Acanthosis nigricans is often described as dark, velvety skin patches that are seen under the breasts, around the neck and sometimes over knuckles or the bridge of the nose. This "rash" is a sign of insulin resistance and is often found in individuals with diabetes or PCOS. It is unclear what causes this rash and it is not directly harmful to you but may indicate you have another medical problem which requires treatment. Please get an opinion from a medical professional before attempting to treat yourself, as your doctor will need to see this rash at all stages to make the most accurate diagnosis and monitor your treatment.
thats lEXACTLY WHAT I HAVE. i shines in the light. I only have two right now between my boobs but i have no idea how to get rid of it.
I had a brown spot between and under my breasts. It seemed to very slowly get bigger. My doctor said it was a fungus. I looked it up and found it looked similar to Tinea Versicolor. I used an essential oil from Young Living called Lemongrass. Lemongrass is an antifungal oil, and it disappeared after applying once a day for two days. The dark spot has been gone for three months now.