Hope this helps, and thanks for asking. My mother raised an interesting question about my epilepsy. She also had these as a child but hers stopped by the time she was 2 years old. Like I said, mine stopped by the time I was 2 years old, and nothing happened again until I was 14 less than a month until I turned 15 years old. Regarding childhood febrile seizures and epilepsy, there isn't a known strong connection, but some people with febrile seizures may have epilepsy or be more prone to seizures.
Many children have febrile seizures and never seize again.
Denise, This sort of thing is often a minor but annoying problem, but could be something serious. The slow local growth and itching suggest a fungal infection, but various other skin lesions and infections could have these features. Skin problems are also sometimes signs of internal problems. Your doctor will probably want to know if you have any other rashes or symptoms, how long the spot has been there and how it feels, if you have contact with any irritants at home or work, and if you or your family have a history of skin problems like psoriasis, eczema, or allergies. I hope this helps, and thanks for asking.