Is it normal, if you are eexposed to the heat too quickly then your skin starts to itch like a rash?
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yes there is such a thing called a heat rash. itll go away soon, just get away from the heat to room temperature. not ice or anything
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It could be an effect of the anesthesia or pain medications that you were given.  If this continues or if you develop a fever or any other strange symptoms like a rash or bruising, please see a doctor immediately!
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Hives, rash, itching, etc.
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Considering the location on your body where the rash is occurring, my guess would be most like heat rash. And yep, the humidity won't help, either. If you can get your hands on a clay-based talcum powder (Burts Bees make one, don't know if you can get it there, though), wash the affected areas thoroughly, dry completely, then apply the talcum to those areas. In a pinch, cornstarch will help somewhat, but the clay talcum works the best of everything I have tried. Also try wearing underwear that allows the skin to breath, like all-cotton, just so long as it does not contain manmade fibers. And you want it to fit in such a way that it prevents rubbing and further irritation of the skin. Hope this helps, I know how miserable rashes can be.
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Three possibilities spring to mind. The most likely one is polymorphous light eruption (PLE). It's the most common cause of a sun-induced rash, and the way you describe it sounds like PLE. Other two possibilities are cholinergic urticaria (hives due to heat) and solar urticaria (hives due to sun). \n\nMost sufferers of PLE are female. The lesions occur several hours to days following sun exposure and subside within a 7-10 days if there is no further exposure. Lesions are small, itchy, and occur only on areas exposed to the sun. My husband has a hereditary form of PLE, and his arms are covered in an itchy, bumpy rash all summer long. Luckily, for some reason PLE often does not affect the face.  Learn more at http://www.thedoctorsdoctor.com/diseases/pmle.htm\n\nCholinergic urticaria is hives caused by a rise in core body temperature. Most new sufferers are young men, but it can strike women as well. Hives are small, itchy, and appear soon after exposure to something which raises temperature - being out in the sun, getting into a hot car, taking a hot shower, strong emotions such as embarrassment or anger, sweating, exercise, etc....\n\nSolar urticaria is very rare and is caused by exposure to certain ultraviolet rays. Hives develop minutes after exposure, and resolve quickly (less than an hour).\n\nI'd stay away from the Kombucha, by the way. I know a few people who developed chronic kidney disease from using that junk. All of them are facing eventual kidney failure and dialysis.
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You Probably gotten Overcome by heat
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SOUNDS LIKE AN ALERGIC REACTION TO SOMETHING IN THE LOTION.  IF YOU USE IT AND HAVE PROBLEM'S TRY TAKING A BENADRYL PILL. IF THAT STOP'S IT THEN YOU KNOW YOUR ALERGIC TO IT.
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It's on your facial T-zone- nose, mouth and chin.-What about your forehead`?\nPlus arms and back -these are all areas where sweat accumulates.\nCould be a heat rash.\nCould also be an acute Photosensitivity reaction(PLE)\nLast option could be a dermatomycosis.\nNone of them life-threatening,just uncomfortable for the sufferer.\nStay out of the sun.Use Calamine LOTION:\nSee your doctor.
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There are a number of reasons why you might have had a different reaction this time.  Yes, the heat can be one, because your body may already be under stress from some of the effects of hot weather (possible dehydration and/or electrolyte imbalance due to perspiration).  Some people have difficulty breathing normally in hot weather, and they may feel dizzy or even more overheated.  Add any of these to the effects that giving blood generally has on your body (light-headedness, dizziness, etc.), and it may help to explain your reaction yesterday.
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YES IT WILL BE VERY ITCHY,,,,AND I SWITCHED LOTION AFTER 3 DAYS AND EVERYTHING IS GOOD
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cause ur damaging your epidermis \ncausing an irritation.. which in turn also itches.
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could be heat, dehydration,  Hard to tell with out seeing them.  If the rashes are itchy could be bug bites or poision Ivy.  When in doubt take em in.
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Normal. The best way I can describe it is to tell you that you're "in heat". Your body is telling you that it's time to procreate.
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It could be an allergic reaction to something. Have you changed laundry detergent or anything like that? It could also be from some kind of insect bite or bites. It it gets worse then you can go to your urgent care and they can give you an shot to get rid of the itching. If you experience shortness of breath or feel like your throat is consticted go to the ER asap.
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sweat and discharge can make this happen it happens to my sis too its because her legs are irritated from the liquids and her legs rubbing together it really really itches but put some cream on it she will feel better it is like basicly a baby rash
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It might be a mild allergy to the sun or just an anxiety reaction.  Whenever I feel my temper flare or feel anxiety or stress come on really quickly I get itchy...but no rash.
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If you put on some aloe vera it'll help with the burning, itching, etc. sensations. I have this green kind that's a mix between sunscreen/aloe vera. It'll also be good if you wear it everytime you go out in the sun! :]