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Primarily used in the southern states (Alabama, Mississippi), "the heat" refers to a heat irritation which results from the thighs sweating and rubbing together while working or walking outdoors for extended periods of time. Conditions are made worse by humidity (on the Gulf Coast humidity is almost constantly at 85%+) and continued irritation, as experienced by construction workers. General symptoms include: -Redness -Sensitivity of the area -Discomfort while walking
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