Based on the search results, it is unclear what specific product details, positive or negative reviews, or ingredients or materials are being referred to. However, the search results suggest that the rash under belly fat may be intertrigo, which is an itchy, red rash that occurs between skin folds and is susceptible to becoming infected. Intertrigo can be caused by irritation from normal skin germs that thrive in a moist environment, as well as the growth of a yeast germ called Candida, which exacerbates the issue. It is most likely to appear as a rash under the belly fat stomach fold or beneath or between the breasts, and people with large breasts or a fold under their belly fat are especially prone to sweat rash.
There are many evidence-based home remedies for rashes, including cold compress, oatmeal bath, apple cider vinegar, coconut oil, aloe vera, hydrocortisone cream, Epsom salts, baking soda, tea tree oil, and humidifiers. Baking soda can be used to decrease itchiness or discomfort from skin irritation and rashes by helping to restore some of the alkalinity. To use baking soda, add 1-2 cups of baking soda to a warm bath and soak for several minutes. Pat dry (do not rub) and then apply a moisturizer for sensitive skin, nothing with scents or irritating ingredients.
If the rash under belly fat persists after a week of intertrigo care or it gets worse, it is important to see a doctor to determine the cause and receive appropriate treatment. If the rash is due to anxiety or other medical problems, it may require different treatment. It is also important to seek medical attention if the rash covers most of the body, has fever, appears suddenly and spreads quickly, causes wheezing or difficulty breathing, has blistering or open sores, or causes pain, swelling, or warmth around the rash.
