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How to Get Rid of a Rash: 4 Home Remedies 

Rashes are noticeable changes in the texture or color of your skin and they are very itchy. Doctors are likely to prescribe creams, lotions, or antihistamines for relief. They may also suggest cold compresses or other home remedies. Rashes can occur from a variety of factors, including heat, immune system disorders, infections and medications.

Scratching isn’t a good idea because it only makes the rash worse and may cause infection. Here are home remedies to try but if your skin rashes don’t disappear, you should visit your doctor immediately.

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