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Q: Rash Between My Breasts
asked by: 2iettivi on March 4th, 2008
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I am 16 years old and I noticied for the past 6 months I have this line between my boobs. It consists of little bumps and sometimes it can be really itchy. I try to scrub it off everytime I take a shower but it makes the redness go away but it's still always there. I do sleep when a bra on at night and I always have bra's on that are either push-up or some form of bra that keeps my boobs held closely together. Does anyone know the answer to why I might have a rash in between them? I think it might be because of all the oils and sweats building up and because they are constantly rubbing on each other...I'm not sure though. Does anyone have a solution?
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lele25
replied on March 4th, 2008
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It could be like you said, the oils and moisture in that area. Also, I have had allergic reaction type rashes from certain type of bras, weird I know....maybe its the underwire they use? Anyways, just out of curiosity...why do wear a bra at night? I would think that would be so uncomfortable.....I can't wait to take mine off at the end of the day.
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2iettivi
replied on March 5th, 2008
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Ha! I know everyone seems to think it's weird, but I don't find it uncomfortable at all.. It's like normal to me. I think im going to start taking it off and then I will see if it gets better.
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antigone
replied on March 6th, 2008
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The rash sounds like prickly heat. This is commonly seen on babies in the warmer months. It is a rash that occurs due to heat and sweat. Try removing your bra at night. You can also dust the area with corn starch to help keep the skin cool and dry. Most baby powders are now corn starch so you can use one of those. Avoid talc as it can cause yeast infections and lung infections.
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Keeba88
replied on April 14th, 2008
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I think i have the same thing you are talking about. I just noticed it today and i go tanning. I believe it appeared after i was done tanning. I have had a similar rash from a tanning bed that itched like crazy but this time it doesn't itch at all....any help? (they look like little misquito bites)
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