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jesscarmel Enthusiast

Hi

i guess this may not be celiac related but i get the worst heat rashes, itchy and painful. my dr said there are no remedies. i ve tried benadryl and cortisone. does anyone know anything that would help as im goi ng on my honeymoon in a month and its hot there.

thanks!

Jess


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Guest nini

I used to get absolute TERRIBLE heat rashes, actually I think they are YEAST/CANDIDA related... so try doing a candida cleanse!

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  nini said:
I used to get absolute TERRIBLE heat rashes, actually I think they are YEAST/CANDIDA related... so try doing a candida cleanse!

That's interesting!

I'm not a coeliac but this summer( which was particularily hot ) I really suffered with heat rash (I am quite fair skinned though - don't know if that's an added risk?)

Once the bumps were up I found the only thing to make them go quicker was to use talcum powder on the affected areas ( it's the sweat trapped under a blocked pore that causes the bumps ) and to cover up!!

Sorry I couldn't be of any more help :blink:

Hope you have a great honeymoon!! :)

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