Home Remedies for Treating Rashes

Red blisters or bumps on the skin are what we call rashes. This can be an indication of irritation especially if followed by itchiness. It is not a big deal but can sometimes be. Its causes are viral infections such as chicken pox, measles, and warts; bacterial infections, ringworm, scabies, diapers, insect bites, certain medications or allergies. While we are avoiding the causes of these, we cannot deny that even once in our loves we have also been through it. Thus, here are some home remedies you can do to treat rashes.

Aloe Vera. This contains anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal properties and is best for treating all types of skin problems. To be relieved from rashes quickly, applying a fresh aloe vera gel will do.

Olive oil. This is also useful to get away from the itchiness caused by the rashes

Witch Hazel. This is an excellent astringent and works effectively to treat skin infections and down on the list goes the rashes. You can boil Witch Hazel in some water, soak in a clean cloth and place if over the affected area. Keep for half an hour and then rinse off with water.

Vitamin E Oil. Squeezing a vitamin E capsule and applying its oil on the rash-affected skin part helps reduce the disturbances you'll feel with your rashes.

Oatmeal. Mix an amount of uncooked oatmeal and bath yourself with this.

Holy Basil Leaves. Grind holy basil leaves and mix them with olive oil, crushed garlic, and just a little bit of salt and pepper. Applying this mixture to your skin helps it to get an immediate acquittal.

Baking Soda. As simple as using the Baking Soda directly on your face, this contributes to treating the affected skin.

Apple Cider Vinegar. Mix one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and some honey thrice a day. Honey is a well - known treatment for skin rashes.

Beer. More than just a liquor, beer may be mixed with olive oil and massaged into the rashes for about two hours and washed with water to help reduce the effects of rashes.

Almond Leaves. This can also be directly applied to the affected skin part.

While we all know various ways of treating skin rashes and allergies, it is still the best thing to do if we should just be careful with what we do, what we eat and what's around us so we could have fewer problems with ourselves.