Question: Hi I started developing a rash behind my ears and on my neck. I thought witch XXXXXXX would help so I sprayed that on for about a week and my rashes got worse. Then I cleaned it with rubbing alcohol for 3 days and applied XXXXXXX oil on top of that. Rashes continued to get worse- the past 4 days I’ve been cleaning the rashes with tea tree soap twice a day and then applying neosporin and cortisone with vitamin E- my rashes are continuing to get worse. They are super itchy, bumpy, red and feel almost scaly- probably because I dried them out so much in the beginning. It’s very distracting and wakes me up at night because it burns it’s so itchy! This morning after I cleaned them with tea tree shampoo and layered neosporin and cortisone it became more itchy so I just used microcellular water with aloe (it’s like a natural makeup and dirt remover) to remove all the creams I put on and just let my skin breath. Still itchy. I can show you photos of the rashes on Saturday versus a photo of how they’ve grown today. I talked to my mom and she thinks it’s a case of Seborrheic dermatitis. I’m also taking CBD pills and oregano orally the past 2 days because they’re anti fungal. This week I reduced my sugar intake and am started to eat less red meat because I red that could have something to do with breakouts. I’ve also recently gone under major stress at work. Basically I’m wondering if I made things worse with all the cleaning/drying out/and creams and do I need to go to the doctor for something that’s not available over the counter?

Can you provide names of over the counter brands that I can buy for the mometasone furoate 0.1% cream or triamcinolone acetonide 0.1% cream? Can you also let me know a soap I can use to clean it? I thought the tea tree soap would be good because it has zinc in it and is antifungal, but if that's too harsh what soap should I use instead?