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I think it maybe to do with the heat as they on come up in the morning and fade away at night. Then they are back again the next day. They did show signs of going away on my arms and legs etc but now they have reappear. They do not itch a lot and are becoming quite annoying. Any ideas I can email photos over. The weather in the uk is suppose to get cooler this week so we shall see. If not I'll be going back to the doctor.

i've put hydrocortisose cream and benadryl on it, but it won't go away. i thought it was a heat rash, but i'm not sure how long those take to go away. it's very uncomfortable. what can i do?

(Sorry for the spelling)it was a little itchy They gave me prednisone and I took that for 6 days the rash got worse the doctor advised me that it may take awhile to go away but, I finally decided to go back to the doctor and that time they told me that I needed to see a dermatologist, and set me up with an appointment the next day (which scared me because in my area the wait to see someone is about 3 months).

My dad suggested taking vitamen C and putting listerine on my scabs. It sometimes stings, though it's supposed to, goes away for 2 months then comes back. When I go outside in the morning to dig, it sometimes itches. But then in the evening it burns. Please tell me why?

Is there something worse happening here or is it just a heat thing? Is there anything to make it go away or something to eliviate the itching (I don't want to spend my Summers zombied out on Benadryl). Thanks!

Hi, What you describe seems like sweat dermatitis or heat rash. You should try to keep the area dry and clean. Try some powder to absorb the sweat. If the symptoms are still persistent, consult your dermatologist and get a proper clinical evaluation done. Let us know if you have any doubts and keep us posted on how you are doing. Good luck.

I've had this problem for years.. My skin gets a heat rash whenever my body gets heated up. It started since I was a child and now I am 18 years old. It's now all over my body, although not usually on my face. I've never been able to get it cured. It hurts a lot and itches badly. It goes away in about an hour when I go back on a cool climate. I really don't know what to do.

When I was about nine years old, I started noticing that whenever I would shower, swim, or go in a hot tub, I would break out in hives. I thought it might go away, and my doctor tested me for infections and parasites once upon a time, but it hasn't gone away and I have no idea what it is. I'm thinking that it might be some sort of heat rash type thing, but if this is the case, there's really nothing I can do about it, right??

I get a rash often between my thighs that I believe is heat rash. The pain from the rash comes and goes but my skin has gotten thicker and darkened in that area now. I also have developed small, painless bumps in the area. There are at least 50 on each leg; they are flesh colored to light brown and raised. They are pimple like but when squeezed, nothing comes out (they do bleed a little when squeezed.) I have had these bumps for several months.

If it is a heat rash anybody have any ideas how to make it go away, especially since south Carolina is reaching record highs this year already 109 degrees.

They are filled with clear puss, that is sometimes mixed with small amounts of blood, and yellowy, orange puss. They don't seem like they are going away either, only getting larger. I have popped one of them, but the puss that came out, and got into my skin has started a new one!! What can I do to get rid of these things? Please help me!

However, every summer I get a heat rash on both arms that itches and irritates me. Why do I get a heat rash even when I am not in the sun? It can be a rash one minute and then it will clear up another and soon as my body gets hot the rash comes back. Is there something I can put on it besides lotion that will help my arms stay cool or to make it go away by itself?

I have heat rash under my left breast that just won't go away and is very painful. I saw a doctor today and he prescribed Lotrisone. Is this a proper treatment...?

Also it seems to be going away because now there arent that many bumps anymore and I have been using baby powder since I kind of thought it could be heat rash I am still going to have my doctor look at it today and take a sample to see if it is herpes and have my blood test done as well but I did look up the dermatitis and that looked really similar to what it looked like not really severe as some were but pretty spot on. Though I cant make a call on it being that specifically.

The itching may go away, but the rash itself may persist for half an hour or more. Due to the fact that there are no other symptoms, I would probably rule out anaphylaxis, and also the rash is not severe enough to stop me from exercising - I usually keep going, although it can be quite irritating. I think that the rash is most likely associated with heat - it happens not only while exercising, but also in hot, crowded areas and sometimes in the shower.

It looks like a very very faint rash, small pink spots. Almost like an ant bite. Like a normal heat rash? they aren't raised and they eventually go away. i think my skin might be dry as well. i thought it might have been from shaving so i avoided that for a week and it didn't change anything. My new job involves a lot of walking all day long. Could that be my problem? I am quite a paranoid person so i am beginning to worry. Does anyone else have this problem?

Just wondering if anyone has found a remedy for the "hiker's rash" or the heat rash that develops above ankles when in hot and humid weather and on feet all day? I have seen 2 dermatologists and they are stumped. This discussion is related to <a href='http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/242626'>Lower Leg Rash</a>.

Also all these spots seem to be raised up slightly above the skin and the turn red around the edges when I get hot. I have been told heat rash before, but i thought it was localized to persistently sweaty areas and that it goes away anywhere from like 4-48 hours. Also with sun spots I always thought they went away after a good winter and you lose your tan and start again, besides sunspots definitely aren't supposed to itch, swell, and turn red.

I believe my skin is extra sensitive to the heat because if I go out in the sun and my rash is covered, it will flare up due to heat rather sun exposure. Also, the same bumps appear every time. This past vacation, my right thigh got the worst of it. My left thigh wasn't as bad and then my core and upper arms got the rash pretty bad too. It's so frustrating. Why does this happen and why now?! My whole life I've been out in the heat and sun......what changed to cause this awful rash?!

My bet is on mild allergic reaction just because of your description of the rash, and if that's ruled out then heat rash. Generally real heat rash is a form of excoriation on the skin and requires some amount of friction in an area of excessive sweating, usually the bumps are raised up. Heat rash appears as more "pimple" or "blister" like.

I assume at this point you two are just fine with your hsv2 and his small risk but sometimes it's worthwhile just for random testing to see what your partners status is. Odds are this isn't a heat rash going on either. You have rashes at odd parts of your body for them to be heat related. I recommend a return to the dermatologist or even a consult from a different one to make sure it's not something more worrisome going on.

Also - I had previously been tanning, which I learned was a bad idea. Can Tetracycline cause you to be more susceptible to getting heat rash? (and will it go away on it's own within anoter couple of weeks or so as the antibiotic is out of my system?) Or is this a more serious problem and I need to see a doctor?

Hi! I am also getting these heat rashes in the manner similar to the post of the gentleman above. I would like to add some more details to my situation so that you could narrow down your diagnosis. I understand that heat rashes come as small boils as the sweat pores are blocked and as the sweat tries to come out at the hair follicle. When there is no place for the sweat to come out, we get the rashes i.e., boils (the skin looks like I have chicken pox). Hope I have got this right.

Between my balls and thighs there is not much room for my skin there to breath. Could it be from heat or sweat? It also kinda stays chaffed there also but will not go away permanent. Can you help me?

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