Hot tub folliculitis is a skin infection of the hair follicles caused by the bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa, usually after using poorly maintained hot tubs, whirlpools, or pools. It appears as itchy red bumps or pus-filled spots on areas of skin that were in the water, like the chest, back, buttocks, and thighs — typically sparing the face and neck. Symptoms usually show up within 6–48 hours and may include mild fever or feeling unwell.In healthy people, it usually clears on its own in 7–10 day

Vacation Rash (a.k.a. Hot Tub Folliculitis) ☀️ Ever notice small red bumps appear on your thighs, butt, or arms after a few sunny days on vacation? That’s often folliculitis: clogged or inflamed hair follicles from a mix of heat, sweat, sunscreen, saltwater, or sitting in a hot tub. ✅ What it looks like: tiny red bumps or dots, sometimes spreading down the legs. 🚫 What it’s not: typically not contagious, not itchy, not painful. 🩺 Why it happens: trapped moisture, bacteria, or friction irritate

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