Hot Tub Folliculitis: Spot It, Treat It, Prevent It! 🚨
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Hot Tub Folliculitis: Spot It, Treat It, Prevent It! 🚨
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Have you ever experienced hot tub folliculitis? Let me know below! 👇#hottubfolliculitis #derm
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Have you ever experienced hot tub folliculitis? Let me know below! 👇#hottubfolliculitis #derm
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YouTubeDr. Jessica Burgy
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If you develop an itchy, red, bumpy rash after using a hot tub, it may be hot tub folliculitis
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YouTubeSamantha Schneider, MD
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If you develop an itchy, red, bumpy rash after using a hot tub, it may be hot tub folliculitis. This happens when bacteria—most commonly Pseudomonas—infect hair follicles after exposure to contaminated water. It usually appears: • 1–4 days after hot tub exposure • as red bumps or small pus bumps • in areas covered by a swimsuit • and can be itchy or tender The good news: it often resolves on its own within 1–2 weeks. However, persistent or severe cases may need prescription treatment. To reduce
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TikToksamanthaschneidermd
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Hot tub folliculitis is a skin infection caused by bacterial pseudomonas aeruginosa. Unlike other bacteria, this strain thrives in warm, moist areas and is extremely hard to kill off - even in chlorinated water. It is more common in poorly maintained hot tubs and warm pools. The bacteria buries into the hair follicles of the skin. With summer and vacation plans on the way, it is best to know the symptoms and warning signs. #drmorganacolombo
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