Pickle heat?

skin rash|||If you mean prickley heat the cure is simple take anti histamine tablets i.e.piriton,which you can buy over the counter,it is also the best thing for mosquito bites it stops the itching and inflammation.|||It's called "prickly heat" (also called miliaria)


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miliaria|||You mean prickly heat I think , so whats the question here then? do you want ways to cure it?|||I think youll find its prickly heat





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prickly_hea...|||I think you mean prickly heat. Prickly heat (miliaria rubra) is a type of heat rash that lasts. Here the pores of the sweat glands get plugged, resulting in tiny pink bumps or even water blisters. These bumps tend to show up on covered parts of the skin, especially where there is friction from clothing. The forehead (under caps or visors), body folds, the upper back and chest, and the arms are the most common locations. Prickly heat is most common when it is hot and humid, but it can also occur in overdressed infants even during the winter. Applying oils and ointments makes prickly heat more likely (and take longer to clear up). Often prickly heat itches, and older children describe a 'prickly' sensation. The rash can look quite similar to one caused by infected hair follicles (folliculitis), but if you look at the prickly heat bumps with a magnifying glass, no hair follicles will be seen. I like using Stri-Dex Acne Medicated Sensitive Skin Pads; the salicylic acid helps to unplug the pores. Hydrocortisone cream (not ointment) can help with itching. Sometimes antihistamines are needed for the itching (and sleep). If the rash is infected, antibiotics may also be needed. With treatment, prickly heat should disappear within 2 or 3 days.