As summer temperatures climb, many find themselves battling the discomfort of heat rash—those irritating red bumps that often appear after sweating. While over-the-counter creams can help, experts say your kitchen may hold the best solutions.
Aloe vera gel, cold compresses, and oatmeal baths are among the top home remedies recommended by dermatologists for their cooling and soothing effects. Lesser-known options like cucumber slices and coriander paste also offer relief, thanks to their anti-inflammatory properties. For those seeking natural alternatives, neem water, fuller’s earth, and even diluted apple cider vinegar can help reduce itching and prevent infection.
Doctors caution that if a rash persists, becomes painful, or is accompanied by fever, it’s important to seek medical advice. For a complete rundown of remedies and expert insights, visit the original article on MSN.