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Red/White Blotchiness after vigorous exercise (12 year old)

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PostPosted: 05/15/07 - 03:02    Post subject: Red/White Blotchiness after vigorous exercise (12 year old) Vote now! Reply with quote
Why does my daughter's face and neck become very blotchy after exercising....(game of soccer)? It happens when she is hot, yet she
has had access to water.
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