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From your description, it sounds like you’re dealing with a fairly widespread rash that’s extending over multiple body regions, accompanied by itching. These symptoms can align with several different dermatological conditions, so it’s understandable you’re concerned. While contact dermatitis does fit what you’re describing, particularly if there’s something you’re repeatedly coming into contact with or using that your skin is reacting to, it sounds like the scope of the rash might warrant a bit more investigation given its extent.

While hydrocortisone cream is a reasonable first step — it can help reduce the inflammation and manage itching — it’s not a catch-all solution for all types of skin conditions. If the bumps are not improving or are worsening after a few days of using the cream, or if you start noticing additional symptoms such as fever, blisters, or if areas of your skin are starting to appear infected (red, swollen, warm, or oozing), seeking a second opinion would be wise. A dermatologist could provide a more nuanced evaluation, potentially considering conditions like eczema, allergic reactions, or less common infections.

Sometimes, a thorough look at your medical history, recent lifestyle changes, or any substance or medication allergies might pinpoint an allergen or irritant. Keeping track of new products or foods and any correlations to symptom worsening can give clues. However, self-diagnosing from online resources can lead to unnecessary anxiety; instead, monitoring your symptoms and a professional evaluation would offer reassurance and a more concrete path for treatment. If symptoms escalate quickly or you notice any rapid spread, don’t hesitate to seek medical attention more urgently.