From poison ivy to swimmer’s itch, here’s what to do to treat summertime itching and rashes

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The livin’ may be easy in the summertime, but sometimes so is the itching.

Spending time outdoors comes with an increased risk of certain rashes. The good news is that most of these summer rashes are manageable with a little self-care.

Here’s a look at rash causes and what you can do.

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