Intertrigo is a common inflammatory skin condition caused by skin-to-skin friction intensified by heat and moisture. It often appears as a red, bumpy rash in skin folds where the skin rubs together or traps wetness. The most common areas affected include between toes, in the armpits, in the groin area, on the underside of the belly or breasts, and in the crease of the neck. Intertrigo can lead to secondary infections, with Candida being the most common cause. It is more common in hot and humid environments and during the summer. Factors contributing to intertrigo include moisture, heat, lack of air circulation, and friction between skin folds. It can be prevented by keeping the skin cool and dry, avoiding tight clothing, and using barrier creams. Treatment involves keeping the affected area dry and exposed to the air, controlling oozing with moist compresses, and using barrier creams to protect the skin