heat rash not going away

Hi there I have a erythrasma rash that won't go away . It is in my groin . So going to the gym is painful walking for long periods is painful and even working long hours is painful . I was on erythromycin for two weeks and it appeared to mostly clear up but then it has come back and won't seem to go away with erythromycin cream and diaper rash cream over top to stop the sweating . I have not had erythromycin for a good two weeks . I use 100% unscented products and I am 209 pounds .

I have a great rash under my breast where my bra sits. What can I do to make it go away? I work 10 hour days so going bra less all day isn't an option. I'm also a DD so going bra less around the house hurts. I have started sleeping with no bra.

Anyone else has had a heat rash during pregnancy?

flat red and brown spots not clustered a few on my neck and arms in random places. small raised bumps around my belly area. zit like bumps on my chest. a slight rash that comes and go's pretty quick on my chest and belly. one red bump that the skin peeled off under my thigh. zits on my arms which after popping wouldn't go away for couple of weeks which finally went away after about four weeks. a swollen bump on my penis no blisters or anything, reminds me of another chigger bit.

Most often, heat rash goes away on its own. Severe forms of heat rash may need medical care, but the best way to relieve symptoms is to cool your skin and prevent sweating. Keep the affected area dry. Dusting powder may be used to increase comfort.

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.

Hi ladies, I have a really itchy rash all over my chest under and between my breasts. I'm in the first trimester and I'm not sure if it's pupp rash or heat rash as i live in a hot climate. What can I do to make this go away or even just soothe the itch?

I have never had heat rash before, and have been out in the sun plenty in my lifetime...I went on vacation in Feb and after a week on the beach I ended up getting a nasty heat rash on my stomach, chest and arms. It eventually went away, but it was strange for me to get it. Then just this past week, I was out in the sun for the day and got another bad heat rash on my arms? What's going on? The only thing that is different is that I've been on birth control pills for the past 3 years.

Since then the rash continued to get worse, is heat and sweat sensitive, he prescribed me an anti fungal which seemed to irritate the head of my penis and not do much for the rash, we have since stopped the cream and I was told to try using a powder and keep the area very dry and between that and a few home remedies (vinegar, yogurt) for yeast and fungal infections it is being kept at bay, and even seemed to be clearing up for a week.

Actually the rash is going away now - i showed it to a doctor at a GU clinic who was not worried about it. Yes, you are right. Although the Dr Hook has told me that the exposure i had was not risky, the guilt feeling is another thing.

A weeks ago my husband and I notice small rash on my son lower back, we bought a rash cream but the rash never went away. The couple of days ago my son started to get a bunch on bumps on his leg, we waited a day before me took him to our doctor. the doctor said that it looked like a heat rash or small pimples, he also said it would go away by the next day. Its the ext day and the bumps went from his legs to his arms and it seem to be getting worse.

DO NOT pick the bumps. You may be spreading the rash. Go to a doctor and have one of the bumps scraped and tested. It could be herpes that has shown up in that area. It could also be chiggers which is a bug that gets under your skin and produces bumps in that area. But whatever you do don't pop them.

Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone has experienced a rash that starts on their belly and travels up. I was in the doctors office for it and also the hospital for heart problems and they said they don't know what it is. The nurse said it could be a heat rash, I live in Michigan how in the world could I have a heat rash at this time of year? Also, it's getting worse as the days go by it's been a week since I've seen a doctor and they said it would go away when I called yesterday.

s a problem which quite a few women seem to get more than men. It is a heat rash where your body cannot expel the sweat from the glands properly - it is brought on by the sun.

ve had this for about a year and a half it went away once before and left a skin discoloration but came back again i tried olux steroid foam i took antibiotics im taking herbal remedies as well nothing is helping if anyone can figure out what this looks like please be so kind as to let me know, thank you so much!!! Large Pimply like rashes that itch really crazy!!

have just looked up this on a dermatology website, but the symptoms do not match, in my case the 'rash' just looks like sunburn, reddening of the skin and has no other characteristics than it feeling hot, like sunburn. in some cases it can appear and disappear in 10 minutes depending on the situation im in, other times it takes a little longer to disappear. i have tried to search many skin conditions on the internet but can not find anything which matches, as no other symptoms persist.

Just letting you know that Jeremiah's rash cleared up completely by sunday morning! I was so thankful. I stopped using that soap and I will try it again in a couple of days and if he gets the rash again I will know it's the soap. If not, then I guess it was just a heat rash. It was so weird though. He's never had a rash for that long before.

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>.

In all probability this is an allergic reaction to something that’s in air during summer---maybe dust or pollen or animal dander, or something you eat. It can also be a heat rash even though it does not itch. Otherwise even dermatitis, and eczema can show a seasonal variation. If there is no itch, there can be no remedy for this. You need to find the cause of allergen by allergy testing. Take care!

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