Prickly heat, also known as corn rash, is generally not recommended to be rubbed with white wine to avoid localized irritation, leading to increased pain. It is recommended to give anti-itch, glucocorticosteroids and antihistamines for treatment in conjunction with a doctor’s advice.
Corns are prone to occur in summer or when the weather is hot, associated with poor sweat drainage, may lead to the appearance of pinpoint blisters, papules, pimples, usually accompanied by significant itching sensation. It is recommended not to rub the area with white wine to avoid local irritation, erythema and pain.
It is recommended to get out of the hot environment, keep the local dry. If necessary, topical glycerite lotion can relieve the itching of the skin, but also topical glucocorticoid drugs, such as tretinoin cream, can control local inflammation, but also help to relieve the symptoms. If the generalized itching is obvious, oral antihistamines, such as olopatadine hydrochloride, levocetirizine hydrochloride, chlorpheniramine, etc., can relieve the inflammation and reduce the itching of the skin.
To summarize, the skin with corn rashes, generally not recommended to use white wine to wipe, you can go to the hospital dermatology department, under the guidance of the doctor to give the appropriate drug treatment.