You have a rash and you want to know what it is and how to fix it. Well if we combine artificial intelligence with some background knowledge from the Australian Institute of Dermatology websites that should not be too difficult.
Take your mobile phone camera and photograph the rash yourself or get someone else to do it. Make sure you have good lighting. Take 3 photos. 1 An overall picture of the rash. 2. Then take a close up. Show the surface of the rash especially any scale or small fluid filled vesicles or blisters and 3. take several images if the rash looks different in different areas.
You then upload the images to your computer . Open an image in Chrome and then right click on your mouse to show Search this image with Google lens and see what comes up. Then provide more information about the rash. Is it red and scaly or red and non scaly? Are there pustules or fluid filled vesicles or blisters. See what options then come up.
At this point go to the following websites from the Australian Institute of dermatology.
www.practicaldermatology.blogspot.com and www.dermoclinical.com and look at images of the conditions that Google lens has suggested.
If you use Microsoft the other option is top use Copilot. Here click on the + sign at the left base of the Message area and upload all your images into Copilot and add some details of the rash distribution on the body and then see what it says before looking at the AID websites above.
Look at the video below for examples of how this can be used. New rash
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