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Prickly heat or sweat rashes

Heat rashes typically don't hurt too bad and disappear on their own after a few days. To avoid them, some people utilise powders with antifungal and antiseptic properties.

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Multani Mitti

Apply the paste to the affected regions by combining 1 tablespoon of Multani mitti with 1 tablespoon of rose water. Its cooling impact lessens burning and irritation.

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Aloe vera gel

After applying the gel, give the affected areas 30 minutes to heal. The relaxing and softening qualities of the gel are well known. 

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Ice cubes

Ice cubes are a cheap and efficient treatment. Place the ice pack on the afflicted areas after wrapping 5–6 ice cubes in a cloth and reduce redness and itchiness.

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Neem leaves

15 to 20 neem leaves should be boiled in a half-liter of water. After the water has cooled, use it to wash the affected area of skin. 

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Yoghurt

Apply well blended yoghurt to the troubled regions, let it sit for a while, and then wash it off with cold water.

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Coconut oil

Virgin coconut oil contains medium-chain fatty acids that have antibacterial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and therapeutic qualities that will lessen rashes.

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Oatmeal

For millennia, people have used oats (Avena sativa) to cure anything from burns to dermatitis. Colloidal oatmeal dissolved in a bath can relieve itchiness.

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