Swimming armpit redness of underarm friction

After swimming, the armpits become red and painful
Don't worry! Your father may be exercising too much and working hard with his arms, and his underarm rubs red. I have experience! It will be fine in two days ~ if it doesn't work, the water in the pool is not clean, which may be folliculitis! Just go to the hospital and prescribe some anti-inflammatory!! Otherwise, wipe some dermatitis flatThe swimming pool creaks after swimming, and the armpits are slightly red! A dozen soap bath lotion stings more
Enthusiasts, right? It's easy to have this problem when the distance is over 1000 meters. In fact, the skin friction is too much. If the surface skin is broken, it's better to do less freestyle backstroke. Of course, the real man must be able to resist it. Just look at Sun Yang
Why do swimmers have no armpit hair
In order to prevent damage caused by friction between armpit hair and skin near armpit. After learning freestyle for two years, I finally achieved something recently. I swam 2 kilometers an hour every day. Three days later, the skin near my armpit was worn out with several blood marks by my armpit hair, and I had to shave it off voluntarilyWhy do swimmers shave their armpits? What's the reason
Unlike other athletes, swimmers must wear swimsuits when participating in the competition, which inevitably exposes some positions of their bodies in front of spectators all over the country or around the world, such as under their armpits. Especially for female swimmers, if there is hair, it will do some harm to their brand imageHow to solve armpit pain after swimming in swimming pool
First, it may be caused by muscle fatigue. Just do stretching exercises properly. Second, it may be that the armpit hair causes wear and tear to the skin under the armpit during swimming. Don't think it's a joke because I've tried what it feels like. But it's not the armpit hair, but the hair and neck are really worn out. The solution is, of courseWhy does Xia Dameisha have armpit pain and a little red at about 17 o'clock? It is said that there is a red tide
When swimming in open water, the main water quality contains more impurities. When people swim in this environment, the armpit hair at the armpit is easy to adhere to these impurities. When your arm is swimming, it is constantly moving, so it rubs with the body, causing redness, swelling, or skin abrasion. When there is red tide, the possibility of abrasion under the armpit is greaterMy armpit will be abraded after a long swimming time. Is there any way to avoid it
It is recommended that you wipe some oily substances, such as hand cream, on your armpits before you go into the water, and it may be that your swimming posture is due to the large friction on your armpits, resulting in abrasion. Don't go swimming for the time being. Wait until the abrasion is good, and don't add to the injury
How to do the underarm swelling caused by pushing and rubbing when paddling in long-distance freestyle
Or swimming posture. I used to swim for more than 2000 meters in a row, and my armpit grinding was very painful. After adjusting the angle between the arm stroke and the armpit when I went out of the water (don't clamp the arm too tightly when I went out of the water), the time of bending the arm stroke was shortened, and the position of the grinding was also changing after the arm straightening time was extendedWhy does armpit ache when swimming
First, it may be caused by muscle fatigue. It's OK to do stretching exercises properly. Second, it may be that the armpit hair causes wear and tear to the armpit skin during swimming. Don't think it's a joke, because I've tried what it feels like. But it's not the armpit hair, but the hair and neck are really worn very painful. The solution is, of course, to trim it a littleHow to avoid bruising your armpits during long freestyle swimming
You can only rub your armpits if you have problems in paddling, that is, you don't do high elbow paddling. I also had this problem when I began to learn. Later, I found that when I was underwater, my arms were too straight and my palms were stretched too low (relative to the water surface). At the same time, in order to maintain balance, my trunk could not rotate too much to the other side, causing the trunk to rub under my armpits