Patient's question:
What should I do if my baby has a lot of heat rash on their head? I'm really worried, but I'm afraid to use any medication randomly. I'm so desperate.Doctor's answer:
Hello! First of all, I wish you a speedy recovery! "All medicines have three," so I'll introduce you to a few successful secret and folk remedies for treating "hives and prickly heat":Take fresh chives juice and add a moderate amount of alum. Apply it to the affected area daily, rubbing it until the skin becomes red and warm. Significant improvement will be noticeable after one application, and applying it three times a day will heal the condition within 2-3 days.
Take one fresh, tender cucumber, wash it, and slice it. Apply it to the affected area after a bath or before bed, twice a day.
Take a 5 cm piece of aloe vera leaf, remove the spines, wash it, and cut it in half. Apply the juice to the affected area once in the morning and once in the evening.
4) Add one bottle of "Ten" to the bathwater and take a bath.