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Hot Tub Rash Cure & Pictures
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If you have the misfortune of developing a rash after hot tub use, you\u2019re not alone. A rash can originate from one of several causes and isn\u2019t uncommon. Hot tub chemicals, as well as bacteria that thrive in hot tubs, can lead to a rash after hot tub use. Whatever the source, the result is itchy, red skin.<\/p>\n

The appearance of the two distinct types of hot tub rash generally differs though. The hot tub rash pictures on this page can help you\u00a0identify the cause<\/a>\u00a0so you can determine the most appropriate course of treatment or\u00a0hot tub rash cure<\/a>.<\/p>\n

TREATMENT FOR RASH FROM HOT TUB CHEMICALS<\/b><\/h2>\n

A\u00a0rash from hot tub chemicals<\/a>\u00a0is commonly referred to as chemical dermatitis. This form of rash after hot tub use is typically caused by chlorine or bromine used to sanitize hot tub water. This type of skin irritation occurs most commonly in those with sensitive skin. Still, anyone can experience hot tub chemical dermatitis if sanitizer levels are too high.<\/p>\n

If you experience a rash from hot tub chemicals, at-home treatment with over-the-counter (OTC) lotions and creams is an effective hot tub rash cure and will generally resolve the condition.<\/p>\n

Hydrocortisone cream can help relieve itching and reduce inflammation caused by chemical dermatitis. Apply it to your skin according to instructions. However, avoid putting hydrocortisone on your face because it can cause your skin to thin. Applying it to your face also poses the risk of getting it into your eyes and mouth.<\/p>\n

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If you have hives, antihistamine cream can reduce the hives and also alleviate the itch. Benadryl and other oral medications that contain diphenhydramine is another option for relieving hives.<\/p>\n

When using OTC medications to treat a rash from hot tub chemicals, follow the instructions carefully. Overuse of these products increases your risk of an adverse reaction. Also, excess use can lead you to develop a tolerance. This will reduce the effectiveness of the active ingredients next time you use the medications for a rash after hot tub use.<\/p>\n

While waiting for your rash to clear up, it\u2019s also best to avoid swimming pools and hot tubs to prevent aggravating the rash. However, if you do use a pool or spa,\u00a0take preventative measures to protect your skin<\/a>. Look for a wash or body lotion specially formulated to prevent chlorine rash. Also, consider Spa Marvel Water Treatment & Conditioner to reduce the amount and frequency of adding chemicals to maintain your spa.<\/p>\n

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PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA FOLLICULITIS TREATMENT<\/h2>\n

If you\u2019ve contracted a bacterial infection from the hot tub, similar to that seen in hot tub rash pictures, the culprit is most likely pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria. This condition, also known as hot tub folliculitis rash, usually clears up on its own within 2 to 10 days, so may not require a hot tub rash cure. In the meantime, you can manage the itch with one or more of the following remedies, including hot tub folliculitis treatment with vinegar.<\/p>\n

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Hot tub folliculitis home treatment<\/b><\/h3>\n

Mayo Clinic and other medical experts recommend several options for\u00a0hot tub folliculitis home treatment<\/a>. These will relieve your itch and discomfort and reduce the risk of secondary infection.<\/p>\n