There is no such thing as the best way to get rid of prickly heat in babies. Babies need to go through general treatment and medication to get rid of prickly heat. Prickly heat is an itchy skin disease commonly found in hot and humid environments. It is caused by the blockage of small sweat ducts within the skin, and babies and young children are more susceptible to this disease because of the underdevelopment of the sweat duct structure. General treatment usually means keeping the affected area dry and the local skin cool, and most babies can be cured by themselves. Some babies with severe prickly heat itching symptoms, affecting daily life, or prickly heat skin breakage secondary infection, need to apply medication, commonly used in glycerite lotion, hydrocortisone ointment and other medications used externally to control the symptoms. If the patient has the need for medication, it must be under the guidance of a professional physician, in order to blindly take, resulting in adverse consequences.