prickly heat in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for prickly heat in the English»Spanish Dictionary

prickly <pricklier prickliest> [Am ˈprɪk(ə)li, Brit ˈprɪkli] ADJ

I.heat [Am hit, Brit hiːt] N

prickly heat in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for prickly heat in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Translations for prickly heat in the English»Spanish Dictionary

prickly <-ier, -iest> [ˈprɪkli] ADJ

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One young subaltern, who was easily taken in, suffered badly from prickly heat in the hot weather.
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Follow it up with the use of a good deodorant or prickly heat powder and a fresh change of clothes.
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Heat rash or prickly heat happens when your child sweats more than usual.
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What causes prickly heat and heat rash?
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During the hot summer months, prickly heat develops due to the hot weather and internal body heat.
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Prickly heat (miliaria rubra) is a common skin condition that occurs in some people when they sweat more than usual and the sweat glands become blocked.
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Make a paste of sandalwood and rose water and apply on the prickly heat rashes for instant relief.
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Men splotch prickly heat powder all over their face and body to keep cool and protect themselves from tanning.
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Areas covered with clothing tend to suffer from prickly heat more -- due to more sweat and friction.
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Pediatricians say children are susceptible to prickly heat, impetigo, fungus infection, dry skin, dehydration, urinary infection, chicken pox, measles and particularly diarrhoea caused by water contamination.
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