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Breast rash
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My best friend has a pink rash on one breast that she says is itchy to the point of torture. (HAS had skin irritations before but milder ones - in Summer she gets heat rash around her breasts and on her legs and where watch strap is etc.)
I know you can get some itch-away type cream which would obviously help her but her mum just says to cover herself in Sudocreme as this is antibacterial.
She's changed her shower gel and shampoo recently (I bought her the shower gel so now feel dead guilty) so she thinks it's due to this and is not using either now.
Any ideas on what would help, please?
I know you can get some itch-away type cream which would obviously help her but her mum just says to cover herself in Sudocreme as this is antibacterial.
She's changed her shower gel and shampoo recently (I bought her the shower gel so now feel dead guilty) so she thinks it's due to this and is not using either now.
Any ideas on what would help, please?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sudocrem probably won't stop the itching,she'd be better off buying one of the creams such as lanacane that stop the itching.Once she stops scratching the rash will have time to heal.As to what caused it,it could have been anything.Only a doctor or allergist could tell her that(not the allergy testing done in healthfood shops,that gives false negatives).
I have enormous boobs (the rest of me is enormous too) and used to get sore areas under them (and at top of thighs) that were itchy and sore. It is caused by a fungal infection.
After years of using canestan cream I tried using sudacreme and it cleared it up within two weeks - 5 years later and I have had no further problems.
After years of using canestan cream I tried using sudacreme and it cleared it up within two weeks - 5 years later and I have had no further problems.