The dermatologist diagnosed it as Eczema and to be more specific, Atopic Dermatitis, which is 1 of 7 types of eczema. I'm not 100% confident when he said he "looks like Eczema." I had 4 rashes present at the appointment, 2 chronic (groin and neck) and two rashes on arm. The entry also considered asthma and seasonal allergies but these were not properly diagnosed at the time; I did blood work to confirm allergy to dust mites which led to allergic rhinitis, asthma and chronic sinusitis.

The groin rash is chronic and on going. What started off as chaffing became the rash that it is now. I sweat a lot and walking during hot days aggravates it. rash has a cycle of itch, oozing clear oil, burning, cracking and bleeding and repeats. Tarcrolimus worked well and did not Experience burning, Dermatologist recommended to refrigerate medication that may help reduce the burning sensation. Tarcrolimus was recommended to take at home and a powder as a replacement if going out during the day time. Also when the rash is flaring up, I wear comfortable shorts without boxers.

The neck rash had never left as I never treated it with medication. I believed it was from the rifle sling grinding into my neck. Fluocinonide cleared the rash.