Help- here now Disney rash

[agavegirl1]

It seems like the "Disney Rash" can be caused by a lot of things. For those who find relief for cool cloths after touring, what do you think about a misting fan or Frogg Toggs in the parks for a few breaks with feet up? I'm just thinking about prevention possibilities since I am the right age and gender for the possibility of "golfers vasculitis".

 

[palmtreelover08]

OP here- back at hotel after being at MK today. Put hydrocortisone on it last night. Put gauze pads on it today and loosely wrapped my calves with an ace bandage today from the store. I looked ridiculous/ but it did not get worse (no better either). Dds - I did not wrap in an ace bandage- just taped on a couple gauze pads. Hers looks quite a bit better today- not sure if it is because hers could "breathe" today or if it is because hers was not as bad to begin with or something else entirely?!! . Put cool rags on and now have legs propped up. Just keeping peeps in loop- thx for suggestions .

 

[AirGoofy]

Resurrecting this zombie thread. I have had this twice. Tall socks prevented it in the past. This year, I forgot my tall socks and got it again after a 20,000 step day at Epcot. I play tennis a few times a week outdoor, and am convinced the reflecting heat/ sun off the concrete has something to do with the cause. Anyway, I used Neosporin to treat it. The ingredient, bacitracin(?) is used in wound care for bed sores. It healed my rash in 2 days. Thanks disboards for diagnostic info, and I'm.happy to pass on the treatment that worked for me.

 

[glocon]

Wow- after reading this, I think I got this rash the last two Black Friday’s I was out shopping.
I thought it was my leggings.
Getting older stinks, but I guess it beats the alternative.

And about the sleeping without underpants.... we never did get an answer on that one