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Stay cool by wearing breathable clothes, eating certain foods and using an antiperspirant
One reduces the amount of sweat, while the other masks body odor
Lifestyle adjustments like stress reduction, wearing softer clothing and staying out of the sun can help manage flares
Your provider can develop a personalized treatment plan, which may include prescription medications, antihistamines and corticosteroids
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Infections, autoimmune conditions, major life changes, extreme temps and even sunlight can cause this itchy condition
Tackle perspiration and odor by wearing breathable fabrics, showering after exercising and using an absorbent powder
Allantoin is a common ingredient in a host of skin care products and cosmetics that helps moisturize and smooth skin
Pumpkin seed oil supplements may help with hair loss, but they may not be right for everyone
The fluctuation in your hormones can cause the red, itchy welts
Peptides are amino acids that can help fight inflammation, but they can come with a higher price tag than other similarly effective ingredients
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