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Skin rashes, no matter how small, can lead to a lot of irritation and be very difficult to deal with. Be it heat rashes, eczema, or sun burns, here are a few tips to prevent and treat them. Start with keeping your body hydrated, avoiding direct sun exposure for long periods, and keeping your skin clean.  

Losing hair can be quite scary. While it's normal to shed 50-100 hair a day, losing more could mean something's wrong. First off, you must stay calm—stressing over hair loss can lead to more of it (haha! Bodies.) Take "the hair-pull test" to know if it's worth it:  Grab about 40 hairs an inch from your scalp with your thumb & forefinger.

If you are all too familiar with a sudden bout of rash and itching or sneezing and runny nose, then you probably have an allergy. Ranging from hair dye, food coloring agents to milk, your immune system might be over-reacting to anything in your environment. Read to know how to live with allergies.