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I usually let my belly go over my pants and since the weekend my underbelly is irritated, and has a bump similar to a mosquito bite
What should i use to help it get better?

It might be chafing, or it might be an infection. Does it hurt? Is it warm to the touch?

Munchies:
It might be chafing, or it might be an infection. Does it hurt? Is it warm to the touch?[/quote]

I guess it might be chafing, it's a little warm and only hurts when pressed or rubbed too hard

Munchies:
It might be chafing, or it might be an infection. Does it hurt? Is it warm to the touch?

Milanesa:
I guess it might be chafing, it's a little warm and only hurts when pressed or rubbed too hard[/quote]

Definitely sounds like chafing. There are creams you can use to help the area heal. I'd also update your wardrobe. Your clothes are probably too small.

Munchies:
Definitely sounds like chafing. There are creams you can use to help the area heal. I'd also update your wardrobe. Your clothes are probably too small.[/quote]

Thanks for the help!
Hopefully i'm able to get bigger clothes soon, it's not easy rn lol

Munchies:
Definitely sounds like chafing. There are creams you can use to help the area heal. I'd also update your wardrobe. Your clothes are probably too small.

Milanesa:
Thanks for the help!
Hopefully i'm able to get bigger clothes soon, it's not easy rn lol[/quote]

Chafing is often cased by ill-fitting clothes.

For me it’s mainly my thighs, but god forbid I have to walk substantially anywhere it feels like a rug burn. I like using baby powder or coconut oil? You’ll want to keep it from being too dry. Hope that helps!!

I have skin issues related to both chafing & allergies. Aloe vera is my number one choice for when it's raw (especially once you've left it in the fridge for a couple hours, great for sunburns), but I don't like it or creams much for stopping rubbing- too moist. I prefer sticks (kind of like deodorant) usually marketed as "anti-friction" (some are made for runners, others for bigger people). I haven't had any reactions to all the brands I've tried so far, and it's stopped both tenderness and sores from developing, so I recommend them as an option!

Adding onto this, if you end up with sore areas, slap a bandaid on the area. I like cloth ones because they don't fall off so easily when you sweat.

If you have folds for belly appron my experience is to not have clothes that get between skin folds. You will likely get rubbing and irritation. I wear pants over my belly
I wash will antibacterial soap, use antifugal creams weekly. Dry folds with a hair dryer. Keeps most issues in control. As the leg shafing it seems to be at a certain weight your legs rub now bigger they roll on each other more than slide. However I recall using fleximul tape to help.