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During exercise, skin becomes red and itchy, mainly in sides of abdomen. it goes away when i stop exercising. any cause for special concern? admittedly dont exercise enough and not in great shape.
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No: I don't think you should be concerned. It is probably the excess of sweat and the skin rubbing other parts of the skin. It is important to avoid keeping humid clothes for long periods of time because this could predispose fungus to proliferate on the skin and cause a rash
Answered 1/29/2020
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