I think my baby has prickly heat because she has this notorious rash around her neck and armpits. What causes prickly heat and how can it be prevented?
Bathe everyday.
Wear light breathable clothing.
Have a towel around to dry sweat from skin.
Keep kids in cool, well-ventilated rooms, or limit exposure to the sun.
Prickly heat occurs when sweat gland ducts become clogged and retain sweat. This can cause swelling and sometimes infection, or cause the sweat glands to rupture. It is often induced by hot, humid weather, and also by any condition that may cause incresed sweating such as high fever or even just dressing too warmly.
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how to prevent prickly heat
How to prevent prickly heat:
Bathe everyday.
Wear light breathable clothing.
Have a towel around to dry sweat from skin.
Keep kids in cool, well-ventilated rooms, or limit exposure to the sun.
Thank you for your reply
Thank you for your reply Vijay. I would like to ask a follow up question. How is prickly heat treated?
Prickly heat occurs when
Prickly heat occurs when sweat gland ducts become clogged and retain sweat. This can cause swelling and sometimes infection, or cause the sweat glands to rupture. It is often induced by hot, humid weather, and also by any condition that may cause incresed sweating such as high fever or even just dressing too warmly.
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