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Avoid using any deodorant at this point. Wash the area only with mild and bland cleansers. If excessive sweatingSweating Sweating - absent occurs ,try deodorant sprays instead of roll ons. Use hypoallergenic and organic products. Avoid tweezing and when shaving use only a sharp razor.
If this has been present for quite some time, a dermatitis may be considered. Folliculitis is a bacterial infection and may be contagious.
Rash under the arm pits may be due to several things. It may be due to a sweat rash, atopic and seborrheic dermatitis , contact and allergic dermatitis , folliculitis and hidradenitis suppurativa.
How would you describe the rash?
Is this itchy?
For how long has this been present ?
Do you have any known allergies?
Avoid using any deodorant at this point. Wash the area only with mild and bland cleansers. If excessive sweating occurs ,try deodorant sprays instead of roll ons. Use hypoallergenic and organic products. Avoid tweezing and when shaving use only a sharp razor.
If this has been present for quite some time, a dermatitis may be considered. Folliculitis is a bacterial infection and may be contagious.
What triggers the rash?
I suggest you have this assessed by a dermatologist. Chronic inflammation or allergic reactions may be readily prevented or controlled. You may need corticosteroid and antimicrobial creams. Discuss this with your physician.