Health Tip: Cooling a Heat Rash

(HealthDay News) -- Heat rash describes the bumpy, itchy skin that develops during hot and humid weather.

To tame the problem, the American Academy of Family Physicians advises:

  • Stay indoors when the weather is hot and humid. Run air conditioning or fans to help you stay cool.
  • Apply a cool compress to the rash.
  • Keep affected skin dry.
  • Wear loosely-fitting clothing to avoid additional irritation.

    • Date Published: 2/28/2024 4:38:34 AM

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