Woman's skin condition diagnosed by stranger who saw her TikTok video

It was actually a fungal infection

A woman was shocked to discover her 'eczema' was actually a fungal infection after a stranger on TikTok encouraged her to get a mark on her back checked out. Rosie Breen, 25, was surprised when she spotted a comment from a follower on TikTok telling her to go the doctor to get a mark on her back looked at.

Although it was nothing to worry about, Rosie is thankful the stranger spotted it straight away. Rosie, an influencer, from Winchester, Hampshire, said: “I’m so thankful a stranger on TikTok spotted the mark on my back and told me to get it checked out. “Fortunately, it’s nothing to worry about but I’m amazed she spotted it. I had just thought it was my eczema so never would have thought to get it looked at.”

“I post about it on my TikTok and Instagram and like to encourage body positivity. I posted a video showing off a top I used to never wear when I was self-conscious of my back and noticed the comment.”

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