How can you differentiate between different types of rashes?
Differentiating between rashes involves evaluating the rash's appearance, location, and accompanying symptoms. Viral rashes often appear as red spots or patches and may be associated with fever and other systemic symptoms. Bacterial rashes, like impetigo, usually present as red sores or blisters that can ooze and form a crust. Fungal rashes often have a ring-like appearance with a clear center. Eczema typically manifests as dry, itchy patches, while contact dermatitis appears as red, itchy, or blistering areas in response to an irritant or allergen.
