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Ohkay, this is so weird!

When I ever I do something that makes me sweat I get these tiny red bumps looks like a rash but it use to be veryyy itchy! And I only get it on my stomach, small parts on my chest, my upper arms that cannect to my chest, and now I'm starting to get it on my arms, but that's the only time I get it is when I sweat, it's so weird! And it's not itchy anymore! I never experiance this before surgery, ever!

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did you ask your Dr.? That's what I'd do next.

Sounds like a typical heat /sweat rash.

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elcee-thats what my mom said

~*~*~Panda~*~*~ - i was going to but i forgot, dang it, i saw him wednesday grr, but i go see my nut. on the 2nd of sept. but i dont know what good that would do, although i go back again on september 16th too and im probably getting a fill so i can ask them then

Since I was in 6th grade anytime I go from being really hot..to cold, like exercising then sitting in AC.. I get hives ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLl over me..my neck my arms my legs..its itchy and uncomfortable. Sometimes I even shake from it..its really weird..and noone has EVER been able to tell me why!! its really bad when I visit my dad in Indiana and I go from being inside in the heat..to outside in the snow!

It sounds like heat rash. I get it under my breasts and have since I was a teen. Try putting some baby powder or corn starch on the affected area after you shower to help keep it dry.

Whatever you do, don't scratch it, even though it feels soooooo goood. You could end up with a yeast infection in the rash area if you scratch it open because of the moisture and such. Had that once. Not fun.

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ohhh I didn't know that and I won't scratch next time

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