Article in English: Your doctor may prescribe anti allergy creams or medication to help with any discomfort or itching. You can also buy over-the-counter antihistamine cream to help with these symptoms. Apply the cream as directed on the package. These are both triggering factors for HIV rashes, and can make your HIV rash worse.  If you are going to go outside, apply sunscreen to your body to protect your skin or wear long sleeves and pants. Wear a coat and warm clothing when going outside to avoid exposing your skin to extreme cold. Hot water will irritate your rash. Skip the hot baths or showers and go for a cold water bath or sponge bath to soothe your skin. You can use lukewarm water and pat, rather than rub, at your skin in the shower or the bath. Apply an all natural moisturizer to your skin to help it heal, such as creams that contain coconut oil or aloe vera, as soon as you get out of the bath or shower. The top layer of your skin is like a sponge, so applying moisturizer once you have stimulated your pores will trap water inside your skin and prevent dryness. Chemical based soap can irritate your skin and cause dryness and itching. Look for mild soap, such as baby soap, or herbal body wash at your local drugstore.  Avoid products that contain chemicals such as Petrolatum; Methyl-, Propyl-, Butyl-, Ethylparaben; and Propylene Glycol. These are all synthetic ingredients that can irritate your skin or cause an allergic reaction. You can also make your own herbal body wash with natural moisturizers like olive oil, aloe vera, and almond oil. Be sure to apply all natural moisturizer right after your bath or shower and throughout the day to keep your skin hydrated. Clothing made of synthetic or non breathable fibers can cause you to sweat and make your skin more irritated. Tight clothing can also rub against your skin and worsen the HIV rash. Let the anti-HIV medication prescribed by your doctor run its course. It will improve your t-cell count and can treat symptoms like HIV rash, as long as you are not having an allergic...

Summary in Vietnamese:
Thoa kem thuốc lên vùng phát ban. Tránh ánh nắng trực tiếp hoặc nhiệt độ quá lạnh. Tắm nước mát. Dùng xà phòng dịu nhẹ hoặc sữa tắm thảo mộc. Mặc quần áo từ chất liệu cotton mềm. Tiếp tục uống thuốc kháng vi-rút.