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Prickly itch post winter
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Fri-21-04-2017, 13:26 PM
It could be prickly heat which is caused by sweating, getting hot etc. Usually you get a rash though. I tried to look up some info but other than trying not to get too hot and wear loose clothing, there isn't really much as it usually clears up in a day or two if you avoid heat and I'm guessing yours lasts longer. I agree with Jim, best to check with your doctor.
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Prickly itch post winter - by sacha - Fri-21-04-2017, 04:04 AM
RE: Prickly itch post winter - by jiml - Fri-21-04-2017, 12:49 PM
RE: Prickly itch post winter - by Kat - Fri-21-04-2017, 13:26 PM
RE: Prickly itch post winter - by Fred - Fri-21-04-2017, 21:27 PM
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