What to do if you get prickly heat during confinement

It’s quite hard for mothers to give birth in the summer. Some of them cannot use air conditioning after giving birth, and it seems that the custom in some places is to not sweat first? This is actually not very scientific. Some mothers are prone to prickly heat during the confinement period because they rarely get cold and then feel hot. Regardless of whether this custom is correct or not, how can we eliminate prickly heat? This is the more critical issue now.

To prevent prickly heat, you should pay attention to skin hygiene, take a bath and change clothes frequently. People who are prone to prickly heat should dry themselves after taking a shower and then apply a little talcum powder or prickly heat powder. Don't play in the hot sun, don't overeat, and eat less sugar and high-fat foods, all of which can prevent the occurrence of prickly heat.

It is recommended to get rid of prickly heat from the following points: Wear loose clothes to facilitate the evaporation of sweat. Change wet clothes promptly and keep your skin clean and dry at all times. Use a dry towel to wipe sweat frequently or take a bath frequently with warm water. Apply talcum powder on your body after you are dry, and apply prickly heat powder on areas prone to sweating. After prickly heat occurs, the following special methods are needed to deal with it: Keep the room ventilated and cool to reduce sweating and facilitate sweat evaporation. Avoid scratching to prevent secondary infection. Scrub the prickly heat areas frequently, and then treat them with special prickly heat removal products. If you have already developed prickly heat on your body, you can apply the Botoduo Baby Plant-Based Prickly Heat Cream, which is very effective for prickly heat on your body and has no side effects.

Mint bath: In summer, when you walk into the park or on the ridges of the fields, you will find clusters of fresh and faint green plants that emit a special fragrance, just like green clouds, which is pleasing to the eye. That is mint. Mint can green the environment and provide a place for people to enjoy. Because it contains volatile oils, the main components of which are menthol, menthone and menthyl acetate, it is also effective in preventing and treating prickly heat. Mint bath is mainly used in clinical practice. The recipe uses 150 grams of fresh mint, boiled in water for bathing, suitable for both young and old.

It is not very difficult to remove prickly heat, and you don’t have to go to the hospital. You can just apply some prickly heat powder yourself. Taking a bath with flowers and plants is also a good method. After bathing, the fragrance of flowers and plants may remain on your body, which will make you feel much more comfortable. You still need to use the air conditioner in the summer, otherwise your body won’t be able to bear it and you might get sick.