Common Rashes :
Common rashes are often called dermatitis, meaning inflammation of the skin; they involve changes in the color or texture of the skin including skin redness or inflammation. Common rashes are also known as skin lesions, Rubor and Erythema.
Skin reactions are more common today due to many new fabrics in use.
Some of the body rashes affect the whole body (termed as a generalized), where as others appear on discrete areas of the skin. Skin rashes can be self limiting or require medications.
Babies often develop skin rashes because of irritation from the coloring materials in these fabrics.
Skin Rashes:
Skin or the body rash is a common term that describes a group of special spots, an area of inflammation or altered color or texture of the skin.
Skin rashes might be associated with various other symptoms such as itching, tingling, burning, pain, inflammation and sometimes, surprisingly with no discomfort at all.
Belladonna remedy is useful for conditions with sudden onset that are hot, bright red, and throbbing.
Rash may be accompanied by fever. Oatmeal bath is preferred
Olive oil:
Applying olive oil to the rash could provide some relief.
Aloe Vera gel:
Aloe Vera gel, cod liver oil and Vitamin E oil are also helpful in combating body rash.
Baking powder:
Using baking powder on the affected area is another suggestion to deal with body and back rash.
Aloe Vera:
Widely known for treating burns and sunburns, aloe vera also helps in healing wounds and minor skin irritations such as itchiness and rashes. This plant produces anti inflammatory, anti bacterial, and anti fungal properties. It also contains folic acid, zinc, and vitamins C and E.
Chamomile Essential Oil: Has anti inflammatory (anti-microbial) properties that soothes and eliminates an itchy skin rash and irritations. Chamomile is also used in treating eczema, psoriasis, and sunburn. Please be aware, people who are normally allergic to grass and ragweed may acquire an allergic reaction to chamomile.
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