This will continue to be the case when REAL ID becomes a required identification for domestic air travel. Still, every airline has its own rules about minors and identification, so contact your airline a few days before your trip to know what you need to bring. Flying as an unaccompanied minor within the USA.
Prickly heat rash, also called miliaria, is a rash that can develop after a person sweats far more than usual and sweat glands become blocked. Babies and children can also get prickly heat rash during hot or humid weather because their sweat glands are not fully developed. Prickly heat causes an itchy rash of small red raised red spots with a prickling or stinging sensation. Prickly heat usually affects parts of the body covered by clothes, such as the back, abdomen, neck, upper chest, groin or armpits. Prickly heat usually clears up on its own within a few days.
Answer. Heat rashes, also called prickly heat rash, can occur in hot, humid conditions. The medical term is miliaria.. Because the temperature is hot, you sweat a lot in an attempt to cool off. However, because it is humid the sweat doesn't evaporate and the outer layer of your skin becomes soaked, swells, and the openings for your sweat glands close off. This causes a build up of sweat underneath your skin.