It occurs in hot weather because it is due to blocked sweat glands, which then become inflamed, and it tends to affect areas where there are a lot of sweat glands - the armpits, hands, feet and chest.

Babies can have hands and feet that are cool to the touch ... Heat rash is caused by blocked sweat glands trapping sweat. It ...

Athlete's foot manifests as itching ... Heat (prickly) rash is from blocked sweat glands causing tiny bumps which eventually burst to release clogged sweat. The itch and discomfort can be intense.” ...

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Congestion, or blocked nasal passages ... sweating has very active sweat glands and produces abundant bodily moisture, especially around the armpits, feet, hands, and groin area.

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Dr. Broumand noted, “Botox affects the sweat glands, which will give you a clearer complexion.” This aligned with my experience; less sweating meant fewer clogged pores and less acne.

The doctor told O'Neill her mark was likely a clogged oil gland. The mark grew over time, so O'Neill said she went to get it removed for cosmetic reasons in 2020. A biopsy revealed the spot was ...

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