Identify my rash — quick quiz

Walk through symptom checks and common causes, then run an AI analysis of three photos for a real report.

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Quizzes can suggest possibilities but they can't see your skin. Rash Detector analyzes three real photos and returns a detailed AI report — detected abnormalities, condition information, risk assessment, and a clear summary — in about a minute.

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Common causes

Contact dermatitis (irritant or allergic reaction)
Eczema or psoriasis
Heat rash or sweat-trapped rash
Fungal infections like ringworm
Bacterial infections like impetigo
Allergic urticaria (hives)
Insect bites or stings

Quick symptom checks

These checks can help you narrow down what you might be dealing with — but they are not a diagnosis. Run a Rash Detector report for a structured AI analysis, and consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.

Itchy and dry?

Could be eczema, contact dermatitis, or simple skin dryness. Look at the pattern and triggers.

Red, ring-shaped patch?

Often ringworm (a fungal infection). Treated with antifungal creams.

Raised welts that come and go?

Often hives (urticaria), typically allergic. Antihistamines can help; severe cases need urgent care.

Painful blistering on one side of the body?

Could be shingles. Seek medical care quickly — early antiviral treatment helps.

When to see a doctor

Seek medical attention if your rash is spreading rapidly, becoming painful, accompanied by fever, draining pus, or accompanied by difficulty breathing. Rash Detector is an awareness tool, not a diagnostic device.

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