What should I do if I get prickly heat on my butt?

The skin on the buttocks is the most tender part, because the flesh on the buttocks is the thickest and mostly fat, it can withstand people's sitting, standing and other behaviors. However, since the skin is wrapped in pants for a long time, and the buttocks are not breathable when sitting, prickly heat will often attack the buttocks, bringing a great impact on people's health. Let's take a look at the explanation of what to do if you get prickly heat on the buttocks. I hope you can understand it.

The skin on the buttocks becomes non-breathable when sitting for a long time, especially in the hot and humid environment in summer, and sweat is not easy to evaporate, causing the stratum corneum to be soaked and swollen, and the sweat gland ducts to become narrow or blocked, resulting in sweat retention and sweat infiltration into the surrounding tissues, forming small bumps. These small bumps are also called "prickly heat", which is a superficial, inflammatory skin disease common in summer or hot environments. It manifests as mild burning and itching. Some prickly heat rashes have needle-sized superficial pustules on the top, and scratching will produce a small amount of skin debris.

If you get prickly heat on your buttocks, don't scratch it with your hands. There are bacteria on your nails, and your skin may easily get infected if you scratch it. Moreover, scratching the skin may leave unsightly scars. It is recommended to deal with this:

1. Apply prickly heat powder

Powder for prickly heat can cool and relieve itching. People who get prickly heat in summer can apply some powder for prickly heat after taking a shower. Just apply the powder to your itchy butt.

2. Apply floral water

Floral water has the effects of removing dirt, sterilizing, preventing prickly heat and relieving itching. When you get prickly heat on your buttocks in summer, you can also apply a small amount of floral water to relieve the symptoms. However, toilet water is very irritating, so do not use it if you have prickly heat that has been scratched.

Boil honeysuckle (honeysuckle is also very good for removing prickly heat) in water and add some to your baby's bath water, or soak gauze in it and apply it to the affected area. This method can also be used to treat eczema.

Treatment effect: good. Honeysuckle itself has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. Boiling honeysuckle in water and letting it cool down before wiping the baby is more effective than using warm water. It just requires wiping the baby more times. It is best to keep wiping the baby throughout the summer.