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A rash complaint Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)
Skin rashes are
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common cause for worry among young mothers. Yet they are often nothing much to be concerned about. One of
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most common rashes is probably
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ordinary heat rash. Although
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usually occurs in warmer weather, it can occur in
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cold if
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child is overdressed.
Heat rashes usually begin on
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cheeks, shoulders, skin creases and bottom, and consist of tiny red spots. Blonde or red-headed children seem most likely to suffer.
The first thing to do is cool
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sufferer by sponging with tepid water and removing some clothes. It is also useful to sprinkle
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little powder onto
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rash.
Nappy rashes are very common too. They tend to be red, rough and rather scaly. They're usually confined to
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area covered by
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nappy.
They are generally produced by
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contact between
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urine and
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skin, but are sometimes caused by friction of skin against nappy.
Once
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nappy rash has developed, it helps expose
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rash to
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air as much as possible. Most chemists will stock creams which can help relieve
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itchiness for
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baby.
Allergy rashes seem to be getting more common these days.
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