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prickly heat
noun Pathology.
a cutaneous eruption accompanied by a prickling and itching sensation, due to an inflammation of the sweat glands.
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prickly heat prick·ly heat (prĭk'lē)
n.
See heat rash.
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Example sentences
Heat stress includes faintness, painful muscle spasms and cramps and prickly heat caused by a skin rash from clogged pores.
Prickly heat or heat rash is in the form of tiny red blisters in the affected skin area.
Also known as prickly heat, occurs in hot, humid environments where sweat can not easily evaporate from the skin.
Powdered seeds hasten suppuration of boils and cure prickly heat.
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