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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!