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thescrumblingmidwife · 7 months
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hi! obligatory ‘I’m sorry if this sounds weird’ since it Feels weird at all to ask these questions, but. I’m AFAB and have an E cup size. For I think around half a year now I’ve been getting a really weird red area right under my breasts sometimes. It’s slimy and smells weird (weird as in something wrong weird, not as in Normal Body Odor And I Haven’t Showered In A While weird) and is extremely sensitive to touch. Not itchy though. It usually dies down or goes away after I shower, or if it persists, I’ve literally just gone to putting a heaping of baby powder under my breasts before I sleep. I don’t know if it actually helps at all but it at least makes it more bearable to put a bra on since it’s not slimy. It looks a lot like a yeast infection, but I’m not sure since I only get it under my breasts. and don’t have any other symptoms. I just don’t know if it’s a hygiene thing or if it’s something I should actually be worried about?
I’m also on a few medications (including contraceptives) if it sounds like a common side effect to something! I just have no idea ;o;
Hi Anon,
Obligatory "not weird at all!"
A rash under the breasts (or between any skin folds!) is called intertrigo, and is very common, especially with larger breasts and with more body fat. There are a variety of potential causes ("differential diagnoses"), including irritation of the tissues, allergic reaction, psoriasis, and bacterial and yeast infections. The most common culprit is just irritation of the tissues rubbing together.
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Whatever the cause, the first step is making sure the area is being cared for properly. This includes:
regular cleaning with mild soap
ensuring the area is dry before putting on a bra (pat dry or cool setting on blow-drying)
use a cotton bra with good support (separates bottom of breast from chest wall, if possible)
try using an antiperspirant containing 20% aluminum chloride (often called "Clinical strength") on the area
If these steps don't work on their own within a couple of weeks, then you are more likely to have a bacterial or yeast infection. A health provider will be able to tell you which and prescribe proper treatment, as these require different things. You could also try a topical (cream) antifungal (Lotrimin or Monistat) on the area for 2 weeks. If that also doesn't work, definitely make an appointment with a provider because it's more likely to be a bacterial infection at that point, which may require antibiotics (either oral or topical), or a topical steroid.
Hope this helps, Anon!
PS I generally advise against baby powder. You can use cornstarch instead, if the antiperspirant is not adequate.
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thethcministry · 2 months
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i-like-omori · 7 months
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guys what do you do for rashes that have spread across ur entire body and havent left or felt any better and have only gotten worse for a week with the help of lotion, medicine, and oatmeal bath
asking for a friend
(please fucking help me)
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euesworld · 1 year
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"Your smile is so damn contagious that I get rashes on my heart.."
Your smile is like poison ivy and I got it bad - eUë
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estefanyailen · 1 year
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Erupción en Monte Ararat - Turquía.
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disaster-j · 2 years
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Oh btw, for my Indians on here, there's a new virus called tomato flu/tomato fever that's spreading particularly amongst really young children. Rn only four states have been affected- Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Odisha and Kerala, but it's not looking good so people need to be vigilant. Especially with kids under 10 who are most affected and vulnerable. Here's a good article outlining details. Stay safe out there.
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fitnesshealthbyte · 2 years
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The symptoms of tomato flu fever are similar to those of any other disease caused by bacteria. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, muscle aches, sore throat, and fever. In some cases, people may experience stomach cramps, chills, and fatigue. There is no cure for this illness because scientists still searching. However, treatment includes rest, plenty of fluids, and medication if necessary.
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mcatmemoranda · 1 year
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The classic presentation of rubella includes low-grade fever, malaise, and post-auricular lymphadenopathy followed by a maculopapular rash that begins on the face.
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prime360 · 2 days
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Unraveling the truth about rashes with PrimeCare360! Say goodbye to myths and hello to clarity as we debunk common misconceptions surrounding skin issues.
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isabellaemma1 · 2 months
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Mohs Surgery Techniques and Innovations
Mohs surgery is a specialized procedure for treating skin cancer. It involves removing layers of skin one at a time and examining under a microscope until no cancer cells remain. This meticulous approach minimizes damage to healthy tissue, making it highly effective, especially for cancers on the face or with irregular borders. Mohs surgery offers patients a high cure rate and minimal scarring, making it a preferred choice for many skin cancer cases.
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PURE BETEL LEAF ESSENTIAL OIL
Its anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties kill germs and sanitize the body. It may also be used as an anti-germ spray when diluted with water. It is pure and has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties that treat diseases such as athlete's foot, ringworm infection, and more common problems like pimples and acne. It fights bacteria and germs, promoting speedier recovery from rashes and allergies. Organic Betel Leaf Essential Oil contains anti-inflammatory characteristics and can provide immediate pain relief for cramps, back pain, headaches, and joint discomfort. It also helps to alleviate bruising and spasms. Its powerful scent is also beneficial in the treatment of migraines. It cleanses the skin and removes or reduces pimples and acne.
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harmeet-saggi · 5 months
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Fungal Infections Of The Skin
There are many different types of fungal infections of the skin, and they can range in severity from relatively minor and easily treatable to more serious and potentially life-threatening. The most common types of fungal skin infections include athlete's foot, jock itch, and Ringworm. However, there are also more serious types of fungal infections, such as candidiasis (a yeast infection), sporotrichosis (a deep tissue infection), and mycetoma (a potentially fatal infection).
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rimitha · 5 months
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"Winter skin care is not just a routine; it's a ritual of self-love, a melody of hydration, and a symphony of protection against the seasonal chill. Nourish your skin, and let it glow with the warmth of your care throughout the frosty days."
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lupusnews · 7 months
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Understanding the Symptoms of Lupus Erythematosus
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Soothe Shaving Rash and Other Skin Irritations With Essential Oils
Tree tree is one of the most popular essential oils in the world. It is well known for its natural antibacterial and antiseptic properties, making it an ideal healing balm for those accidental nicks and scratches. It also soothes and calms the skin, stopping irritation and inflammation before it starts. Lavender is a plant that has been used for centuries to heal and restore the skin. It is gently antibacterial, soothes the skin and stimulates the growth of fresh, healthy new skin cells to rapidly repair shaving damage. Clary Sage is very soothing and helps to lock in moisture. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, and so helps you to stop making irritated and itchy skin worse by scratching. Chamomile extract is famous for it’s soothing, calming and cooling properties. It is very good for sensitive and dry skin as it helps to relieve itchiness, redness and inflammation.
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