Hi all. I need a bit of your help if that’s possible. I am now searching for a little bit of your help, please. the problem is that I am constantly getting an strange undiagnosed rash on the back of my neck, on my chest as well as between my breasts and they are forming the same pattern every single time. well, it is starting by being itchy and red in these areas, after that it is forming there some red bumps with some little white spots at the top of them and the entire area of the back of my neck is getting a little bit swollen, raised a bit with these strange bumps (or I could call them some tiny pimples). They worry me. eventually, when they are breaking up and they initiate to dry up maybe even scabbing slightly, it is disappearing as quick as it can heal. Of course I have visited a dermatologist asking this why is this appearing and what are they in general, however he was not able to diagnose them, and this is the reason why I am here. of course I am not a dermatologist and I can’t say this for sure, but I do believe that this might have something in common with the cheese made from goats milk, I don’t know, but I think that it plays a role here… is here somebody who can tell me if that might be possible in general? and one more thing that I have been able to notice is that this thing is appearing more when the seasons are changing, like for example summer to fall and winter to spring. And one more and last thing that I did noticed is that if I am using a hair dryer (on a low heat level) then it does seem to help me with the itch (kinda disappears) and generally it is boosting the whole regeneration process and it is helping me to get rid of that thing faster. That’s everything I noticed. Maybe there are some other things too but I wasn’t able to spot them. I would really appreciate if somebody could help me with this problem. any thoughts, opinions etc.? also, is there somebody else suffering from this problem? if yes, what have you noticed? Are you eating cheese from goat milk? Have you noticed that seasons shift play a role in this? or maybe here is a professional dermatologist who knows what I am talking about? I would like to know how to get rid of this problem once and forever.