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XivFnE
No.435330
When I do any high intensity activity (like running or even laughing hard), my body starts to feel very itchy. And when I scratch it, small pimples like this appear. What causes this, bros? Is it serious?
j8g8kb
No.435332
kya pta,
bump krdeta hu mere taraf se
AAjAr9
No.435333
(jai bhim)?
u6V2LI
No.435335
>>435330(OP)
White blood cells or worse - pox.
AAjAr9
No.435336
(indian)?
AAjAr9
No.435337
Cast?
DMnDXq
No.435339
>>435330(OP)
u didnt mention how long this has been happening for. imo ignore it if has been like this since ur childhood (if u dont care abt fitness) else def get it checked, it might be smth serious
u6V2LI
No.435340
>>435330(OP)
According to chatgpt
What you’re describing — intense itching during exertion or heat, followed by tiny raised bumps — fits very closely with something common and usually harmless, not something dangerous.
From the photo and the trigger pattern (running, laughing hard, anything that raises body temperature), the most likely explanation is cholinergic urticaria or exercise-induced heat rash.
Here’s what’s going on in plain terms.
When your body heats up or you start sweating, your nervous system releases acetylcholine. In some people, this causes mast cells in the skin to release histamine. Histamine is what creates:
* sudden itching or prickly sensation
* tiny pinhead-sized bumps or wheals
* redness that fades after some time
Scratching makes it more visible, but the process has already started internally.
Why it feels intense
The itch often feels deep or burny, not like a mosquito bite. That’s because it’s nerve-mediated, not just surface irritation.
Why it’s usually not serious
It’s not an infection*
It’s not contagious*
* It doesn’t damage skin long-term
* In most people it settles within 30–60 minutes after cooling down
When to be cautious
Very rarely, if itching is accompanied by dizziness, wheezing, swelling of lips/eyes, or fainting, that would need medical attention. What you’re showing does not suggest that.
What usually helps
* Cooling down gradually after exercise
* Avoid very hot showers immediately after exertion
* Wearing loose, breathable clothing
* Staying well hydrated
* Some people benefit from non-sedating antihistamines (doctor-guided)
A small but important distinction
Heat rash (miliaria) tends to persist longer and cluster where sweat gets trapped. What you describe — fast onset + fast fade tied to activity — points more toward a histamine response, not blocked sweat glands.
Bottom line
This is common, annoying, but not dangerous for most people. Many outgrow it or notice it becomes milder with regular conditioning.
vAHQhm
No.435341
same except i dont get those pimples,it just itches so badly as if i need to scratch my whole body. a little sun in winter makes me feel like that.
XivFnE
No.435343
>>435339
It's been happening since COVID. I didn't care much about it until now, since it's becoming very annoying.
34ZqGG
No.435345
>>435330(OP)
Something similar is happening with me, but it happens when I am going to sleep or my slep gets disturbed... also happens when I am being scolded or feel like I am in danger... and sometimes when I am wake late at night and/or masturbating. Didn't notice any pimples tho... why is this happening yaaro? vit d deficiency? some other vit? skin cancer???
7/5jmZ
No.435353
>>435330(OP)
Vaxx status?
Zd/NfF
No.435356
>>435330(OP)
Your body gets heated very fast. How long do these marks(?) stay?
XivFnE
No.435364
>>435353
My school gave me one dose of Covaxin when I was 15 (during 2022 probably). Is it related to this condition? Man I'm scared shitless now.
XivFnE
No.435365
>>435356
It's gone now. I think it stays for about 5-10 mins after I've done whatever I was doing.
ZdUly8
No.435366
>>435364
Rip, lets just hope you dont suddenly faint and die one day
