FabSwingers.com forum: Prickly heat :(

By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

Everytime the bloody sun comes out I end up with really bad prickly heat and end up looking like a leper

Docs no use, says stay out of the sun lol

Anyone else suffer from this and has any ideas or help it would be appreciated

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By *aceytopWoman
over a year ago

from a town near you

aloa vera gel,buy it from superdrug or chemist,it wont cure it but will soothe

otherwise antihistamine

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By *obandruthCouple
over a year ago

wolverhampton

baby powder helps dry it up

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By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

"aloa vera gel,buy it from superdrug or chemist,it wont cure it but will soothe

otherwise antihistamine

Tried antihistamines and they do work slightly, the aloe Vera gel doesn't really do much for me tbh

Looking like a wide brimmed hat or me when the sun comes out, really fetching look for this er summer

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By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

"baby powder helps dry it up

Never heard of that one I'll have to try it

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester

Buy a generic pack of antihistamines and keep a tub of Aqueous cream in the fridge.... you will need to take it out to apply it.

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By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

"Buy a generic pack of antihistamines and keep a tub of Aqueous cream in the fridge.... you will need to take it out to apply it."

Have antihistamines galore polo lol, I'll try the aqueous cream though, anythin to calm it down

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

whilst in the army i spent time in the jungle where lots of the lads suffered from prickly heat ,our sas instructors advised doing a buddy system with a scrubbing brush and basically scrubbing off the dead skin cells worked a treat

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By *he_original_poloWoman
over a year ago

a Primark shoebox in Leicester

"Buy a generic pack of antihistamines and keep a tub of Aqueous cream in the fridge.... you will need to take it out to apply it.

Have antihistamines galore polo lol, I'll try the aqueous cream though, anythin to calm it down

Remember to take one before... prevention is better than cure.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Allergic reaction to the sun antihistamines not sure of the spelling and a good sun cream. Funny enough the sun actually helps my psoriasis its never as bad in the summer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Win Lotto...You stay indoor with your indoor swinming pool and just relax..You can even plan a bounga bounga party with plenty of girls...Untill then use baby powder as suggested

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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago

In Your Bush

get yourself a geek hat

http://www.electronichealing.co.uk/products/cool_cap_with_solar_powered_fan_.htm

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By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

Some good tips folks

Think I'll try the lotto win one, now I better get a ticket

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By *hickencurryCouple
over a year ago

brisbane

Daktacort Hydrocortisone Cream. You can buy it in boots it really works. When the prickly heat starts get it rubbed on it goes and tends not to come back

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By *utty OP Man
over a year ago

Local to you maybe

"Daktacort Hydrocortisone Cream. You can buy it in boots it really works. When the prickly heat starts get it rubbed on it goes and tends not to come back

Boots here I come

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