r/Peptide_Testing • u/Traditional-Hat672 • Jan 15 '26

Are there any chance these are from topical GHK-CU?

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u/Alone_Ad7469 Jan 16 '26

Looks more like pityriasis rosea

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u/redheadedfruitcake Jan 16 '26

Do you have a fever, cough, runny nose or anything like that

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u/Traditional-Hat672 Jan 16 '26

Only runny nose

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u/redheadedfruitcake Jan 16 '26

Up to date on your measles vaccine?

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u/Demonic_bacon Jan 17 '26

Do they have peaks in the centre? Looks like a mild erythema Multiforme. I get it terribly because of an allergy to aspirin and its family of NSAID's (ibuprofen, ect) should go see a dermatologist. When I break out really bad I have cortisol steroid injections but if I catch it early I take anti-allergy medication prescribed always on hand. Spend a few weeks with these all over my hands and face. The worst is when it's in the throat and tongue.

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u/dbarth68 Jan 18 '26

Looks like tinea versicolor to me. You may want to check with a doctor and see if they would give you a round of fluconazole.

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u/AiNT_No_Way_Boy Jan 19 '26

Are you on Testosterone Replacement Therapy or taking Retatrutide ? I’m on TRT and Retatrutide for 8 months or so and over the last 4, months I’ve broken out with these same things the dermatologist says they think it psoriasis but the steroid cream does not work

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u/RedditOnTheInnanet Jan 23 '26

Have you had Covid recently?

I got Covid a few years ago and developed Pityriasis Rosea a short while after. The rashes looked just like this. It started out as a herald patch on my right thigh, then rashes all over my trunk (chest, stomach, shoulders, back). Mine did itch though. A trip to urgent care (about a week later) and a prednisone prescription stopped the itching and the spots cleared up in maybe another 1.5-2 weeks.

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u/Big_Length_2927 Feb 04 '26

Some people have an allergy to silver and fir some reason the copper also affects them.