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Ankle Rash when walking in hot weather
Q. Several lady members of our local walking group suffer with a rash around the ankles when having walked in the hot weather. (The male members do not seem to have this). Can anyone explain why and suggest a remedy as it takes around 5 days before it disappears and prevents us from wearing skirts/dresses during this time as it looks so ugly.
Ellen Marshall, Warwicks
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A. For the latest forecast with respect to Midges in Scotland - see The Midge Forecast.
Hope this helps
Mike (Editor)
A. This subject was being researched by a doctor some years ago in Country Walking - it looks as if it has now been diagnosed or at least been given a name - Golfer's Vasculitis.
No real known cause apart from the effects of heat on the blood vessels and also affecting some of a certain age, possibly. It can leave scarring for quite a few days but eventually disappears completely without any permanent problem.
Deborah Barham Smith, Buxton
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