i get red and dry spots around the corners od my mouth and nose when it gets hot or im exposed to sunlight.?

Question

my skintone is kinda dark completed but you can still barely see the redness and dryness. what can i take to end this?

Answer 1

You may have Heat-Related Illnesses....

Heat rash (prickly heat), which occurs when the sweat ducts to the skin become blocked, swell, and cause discomfort and itching.

Heat tetany (hyperventilation and heat stress), which is usually caused by short periods of stress in a hot environment.

Heat syncope (fainting), which occurs from low blood pressure when heat causes the blood vessels to expand (dilate) and body fluids move into the legs because of gravity.

Heat exhaustion (heat prostration), which generally develops when a person is working or exercising in hot weather and does not drink enough liquids to replace those lost fluids.

Heatstroke (sunstroke), which occurs when the body fails to regulate its own temperature and body temperature continues to rise, often to 105° (40.6°) or higher
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Often, environmental and physical conditions can make it difficult to stay cool. Heat-related illness is often caused or made worse by dehydration and fatigue. Exercising during hot weather, working outdoors, and overdressing for the environment increase your risk. Caffeine and alcohol also increase your risk for dehydration.

Many medications increase your risk of a heat-related illness. Some medications decrease the amount of blood pumped by the heart (cardiac output) and limit blood flow to the skin, so your body is less able to cool itself by sweating. Other medications can alter your sense of thirst or increase your body's production of heat. If you take medications regularly, ask your health professional for advice about hot-weather activity and your risk of getting a heat-related illness.

Most heat-related illnesses can be prevented by keeping the body cool and by avoiding dehydration in hot environments. Home treatment is usually all that is needed to treat mild heat-related illnesses. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke require prompt medical treatment.

Answer 2

RE: What is it? Around my lips: Chapped skin. Red. Dry Flakey. Cracked corners of mouth.? Lips are fine, but the area around it is driving me nuts. It's been this way for about 3 weeks now. I've tried all sorts of things, including: Chapstick, Campho Phenique, Neosporin and Aveno oatmeal lotion. I dont now what else to try, and it isn't going away. Any ideas of what it is or...

Answer 3

your can try eucerin cream used for excsema it works much better than vaseline or try aloe vera it also work but put it on before u go in the sun

Answer 4

Go to the healtshop you have defnity a vitamin short.Try vitamin B complex it was good for me.

Answer 5

vaseline