00:00Summer means more time outdoors, but warm weather can also bring a range of skin irritants.
00:05Mayo Clinic highlights common problems linked to plants, insects, heat, and sun exposure.
00:11Poison ivy can cause redness, swelling, blisters, and severe itching after contact.
00:16The rash usually clears within one to three weeks, though severe cases may need medical care.
00:21Heat rash can develop when blocked sweat ducts trap perspiration beneath the skin,
00:26cooling the skin, staying in air conditioning, and wearing lightweight clothing can help.
00:31Swimmer's itch can affect people in warm, calm freshwater where tiny parasites are present.
00:37Chigger bites from tiny mites can leave clusters of itchy bumps that usually heal within two weeks.
00:43Ragweed can also trigger itchy rashes, particularly during late summer when the plant begins blooming.
00:50Another concern is Lyme disease, which can follow a tick bite and cause a distinctive expanding rash.
00:56Early treatment is important because untreated Lyme disease can lead to serious health problems.
01:01Experts recommend limiting exposure, protecting your skin, and seeking medical advice for severe or persistent symptoms.
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