Question 1

when i use my cordless phone for a couple of hours, i break out in a pimple rash behind the ear. i put it on my hair and not the skin. heat rash?

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Rash: I have seen and read about cases of reactions to using cell phones. If you see a direct relation between the use and the rash, then yes, there is likely a connection and you might want to try a different phone or earpiece.

Question 2

my baby's eyes get pink. my mom asked me to drop mother milk on them? is it safe? is it used for ear pain, heat rash...?

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I wouldn't: There are a number of parenting practices passed down through generations that have no value, including this one.Breast milk is a good feed, that's it. It is amazing that so many of us survived these interesting practices.

Question 3

rash on penis head, is this a heat rash?

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Rash: any rash on the head of the penis is usually from some kind of inflammation, moisture or infection.  You should see your doctor

Question 4

i have a lump about the size of a pea on the back of my head right above my hairline. i also noticed a rash on my neck that looks like a heat rash.

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Cyst: The pea-sized bump is probably a hair follicle cyst called an epidermal or pilar cyst. The redness or heat rash worries me in that the cyst ruptured and the skin around it is now getting infected. You may need to see a dermatologsit and have the cyst removed and then take a 10 day course of oral antibiotics

Question 5

when i can warm or hot or when i exercise, i get stings (electrical needle like) all over my body, primarily head and back. i hope there is a cure for this, i think it might be heat rash? but there is no rash, just pain.

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Warm up: It is good that you are exercising. What you described is likely due to onset of sweating and the sweat gland trying to put out water quickly. Try a 10 minute period of warming up before progressing to hard or vigorous exercise.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex.

Question 6

face began w/ heat rash & now hives on forehead & jaw. gym 7 hrs wk. i shower right away at home.  wear clothes that wick but head sweats. 66yo f tx?

Accepted Answer

Hives: Hives may be exercise or heat related and the facial rash could be due to an allergic reaction to something that comes in contact with your face. If rash or hives don't appear on the rest of your body, an allergy to food,etc doesn't seem likely. If symptoms persist an allergist is best qualified to evaluate and advise you. In the meantime try to identify any culprit substances that come in contact

Question 7

do i have prickly heat rash? i did hot yoga yesterday and now i am covered head to toe with tiny flat red bumps. they're especially bad on my glutes & quads. they itch, and i don't feel particularly good. they're not raised or full of pus

Accepted Answer

Heat : Heat rash (miliaria rubra) occurs when your sweat glands become blocked and sweat is trapped under the skin.  This can cause a red rash that can either look like little blisters or larger red lumps.  It can be itchy or "prickly" which is why many people refer to it as prickly heat.  Even though it can be annoying, the good news is that it usually resolves on its own.  You can help by preventing sweating such as staying in a cool environment, wear lightweight clothing of breathable material (like cotton), and limiting physical activity in the heat.  Calamine lotion can help with the itch.  Good luck!

Question 8

what are the symptoms of heat rash?

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The symptoms of Heat rash include::   Red skin, Red bumps, Itching.

Question 9

how can i best cure or relieve heat rash symptoms?

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Topical care: To decrease occlusive clothing and use mild emollients and topical antipruritics is a first step. Stay cool, lots of fluids and decrese perspiration.

Question 10

heat and humidity intolerance. symptoms: nausea, vomiting, anxiety, heat rash?

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Heat: Excessive heat can cause heat rash, nausea, anxiety. It usually does not cause vomiting unless severe heat. How much vomiting did you have? Any fevers? Let us know to be sure it is not something more serious. In meantime, stay indoors in AC area.

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When i use my cordless phone for a couple of hours, i break out in a pimple rash behind the ear. i put it on my hair and not the skin. heat rash?

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My baby's eyes get pink. my mom asked me to drop mother milk on them? is it safe? is it used for ear pain, heat rash...?

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Rash on penis head, is this a heat rash?

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I have a lump about the size of a pea on the back of my head right above my hairline. i also noticed a rash on my neck that looks like a heat rash.

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When i can warm or hot or when i exercise, i get stings (electrical needle like) all over my body, primarily head and back. i hope there is a cure for this, i think it might be heat rash? but there is no rash, just pain.

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Face began w/ heat rash & now hives on forehead & jaw. gym 7 hrs wk. i shower right away at home. wear clothes that wick but head sweats. 66yo f tx?

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Do i have prickly heat rash? i did hot yoga yesterday and now i am covered head to toe with tiny flat red bumps. they're especially bad on my glutes & quads. they itch, and i don't feel particularly good. they're not raised or full of pus

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What are the symptoms of heat rash?

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How can i best cure or relieve heat rash symptoms?

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Heat and humidity intolerance. symptoms: nausea, vomiting, anxiety, heat rash?

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