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jp2854
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What is a simple way to get rid of what I think might be heat rash on my arm as its pretty ugly looking?
dn0121
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jp2854
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i don't think so I am not that stupid thankyou very much.
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Gold Bond Medicated Powder. Or a cream with cortisone in it. Could be an allergic reaction or poison ivy.
libertytyranny
Dream Stealer
a cool shower and a litttle bit of lotion usually dimishes it...for me anyway.
Mojo
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jp2854
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that is what I am beginnin to think as I have a few more spots I just noticed on my leg too.
frequentflier
happy to be living
Gold Bond...I had a blistery rash where my socks were sweaty from weedeating and mowing a couple of days ago. Gold Bond Powder took care of it in a couple of hours.
dn0121
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jp2854
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thanks everyone except one person and you know who you are for giving me some helpful information. I am on my way down to the store now to see what I can find for this lovely rash up both arms its just at teh top not at teh bottom and it doesn't itch yet.
dn0121
New Member
I am sorry that you thought I thought you were that stupid. I hope you find the cure you're looking for and may your days be long and your hardships few.
punjabigyrl
Active Member
Are you sure it is a heat rash, could be sun poisoning(photodermititis). Gold balm, any anti-itch cream, stay indoors, also a wet towel seems to cool things.
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jp2854
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i will not wear longsleeves in this heat i will then definately end up with heat rash
morningbell
hmmmmmm
Is it blistering and oozing? I hate poison ivy, I could get it by just saying poison ivy when I was much younger.
Maybe it's chiggers, gross.
I always keep lavender and tea tree oils on hand, unless you have sensitive skin use those.
What about keratosis pilaris? I have a mild case of that but I exfoliate it and apply lavender oil and pure raw shea butter immediately after my shower/bath.
Either way, good luck with your rash.
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toppick08
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cornstarch...
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jp2854
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Is it blistering and oozing? I hate poison ivy, I could get it by just saying poison ivy when I was much younger.
Maybe it's chiggers, gross.
I always keep lavender and tea tree oils on hand, unless you have sensitive skin use those.
What about keratosis pilaris? I have a mild case of that but I exfoliate it and apply lavender oil and pure raw shea butter immediately after my shower/bath.
Either way, good luck with your rash.
no its not blistering it looks more like heatrash no blisters at all.but it does itch but I am not itching it instead i been taking 2 baths a day and putting body cream on it for now if it doesn't go away in a week or so I might make a drs apt with the skin doctor and let her figure it out.
thanks everyone for your helpful advice.