If a wool sweater makes you itch, or if polyester pants give you a rash, you may have what’s called textile or clothing dermatitis. It’s a form of contact dermatitis. Your skin is reacting to ...

If your baby or toddler is experiencing rash-like symptoms, consider which areas of their body has not touched freshly washed clothing. Typically, this would be the face or head and the area ...

Heat rash is more common in babies and young kids who frequently develop it along the diaper line, Hu says ... particularly if they're wearing thick clothing, heavy creams or are in extreme ...

The warning applies to the fall 2007 line ... if they develop a rash, but the agency did not announce a recall of the product line. Drayna said the affected clothing includes knit items such ...

Heat rash often goes away on its own within about 24 hours. To help it resolve, move to a cool area with less humidity, if possible, and remove any clothing and other items that may increase sweating.

YEAH. HEAT RASH OR IT’S SOMETIMES ALSO CALLED PRICKLY HEAT. THIS HAPPENS WHEN PORES OR SWEAT GLANDS HAVE GOTTEN BLOCKED, USUALLY BECAUSE THEY’RE RUBBING AGAINST FABRIC OR CLOTHING. AND THEN ...