India, Sept. 7 -- The monsoon season, while offering a welcome respite from the oppressive summer heat, introduces a range of skin-related challenges that can be pretty bothersome. Among the most common skin issues during this time are sweat rashes and fungal infections. Both conditions thrive in the humid, damp atmosphere typical of the monsoon. However, despite their similar appearances, they have distinct causes, symptoms, and treatment methods. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective management and relief.

Sweat rash, clinically known as miliaria, occur when sweat glands become blocked. This blockage prevents sweat from escaping the skin's surface, leading to irritation and discomfort.

Identifying a sweat rash is re...