The things you should notice about your rash are the same types of things you should take note of and share with one of our dermatologists. For example, some things to consider when it comes to your rash are:
The location of the rash and whether it has spread or changed locations
Any changes to your lifestyle or routine that may have caused the rash (Remember even starting to work out and sweat if your body is not accustomed to this can result in a rash)
Changes to personal products such as laundry detergent, perfume, make up, deodorant or anything else that could come into contact with your skin
The type of rash (While most are red and itchy, it is also important to notice the size of the bumps, whether they are scaly or contain pus or clear liquid or any other details that may help identify the type of rash you have)
Whether your rash is painful (Obviously this takes precedence over being mildly uncomfortable or a little itchy. Do not put up with a painful rash any longer than it takes to schedule an appointment and see one of our dermatologists)