If you're a human being with thighs, boobs, or underarms, there's a solid chance you've experienced chafing. I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, it sucks, and it's freaking painful. Because chafing is caused ...

Chafing is a common skin concern among people who run or jog. In a small 2014 study, 42 percent of road runners reported experiencing chafing, and chafing was the second most common running issue ...

Chafing is as common as it is uncomfortable, especially in hot weather. According to Hims dermatologist, Dr. Knox Beasley, MD, chafing happens when skin repeatedly rubs against skin or clothing, ...

During the warmer months, few things are more annoying than the sticky, itchy, burning feeling of chafing. Whether you’re a runner who likes to take advantage of the nice weather or someone who wants ...

Chafing is most common in parts of the body that are prone to friction and rubbing, such as the underarms and inner thighs. Chafing is a common issue that can occur when skin repeatedly rubs against ...

Chafing is when skin becomes red, sore, and painful due to repeated rubbing of the same spot. To prevent chafing, lubricate the area, wear loose-fitting clothes, or try an anti-chafing stick. To heal ...

Chafing occurs when the skin rubs against something for a prolonged period. This can cause a rash that typically resolves when the chafing stops. Preventing chafing rash can include wearing loose, ...

You may be able to prevent chafing by avoiding activities that trigger it, wearing moisture-wicking clothing, and using topical ointments. Severe chafing may need medical treatment. Chafing is a ...

I’m the proud owner of a tremendous set of plump, powerful thighs. I use them to squat with heavy weights, cycle dozens of miles in a day (and even turn heads, in the right pair of curvy-cut shorts).

It’s such a familiar scenario: After a day of (sweaty!) fun in the sun, your inner thighs are red, raw, and painful. Or when you get back from Zumba class, the skin under your sports bra straps is ...

Nothing kills a runner’s high faster than chafing, whether it’s irritation from wet and scratchy clothing, or extended skin-on-skin friction that makes it feel like your inner thighs are trying to ...

Sweeney is a contributor for TIME. Sweeney is a contributor for TIME. If you’re jogging in shorts out in the sweaty summer heat, you might notice the skin on your inner thighs feeling a little raw. It ...