Skin Allergies

            Skin  Allergy 

Here I am talking about Allergy which appears cause of bacteria.  If you have serious problems contact to you doctor or skin specialist.

Causes of skin Allergies

 

In web MD I read causes of allergies here I am sharing you 

All of these symptoms of allergy .                                               

It takes at least 10 days to become sensitive to something after your first contact with it. You might even be able to touch something for years before you have an allergic reaction to it.

But once you develop an allergy, you could have a reaction within a few minutes of coming into contact with it. Or it might take a day or two.

The most common causes of skin allergies include:

• Nickel, a metal used in jewelry and snaps on jeans, makeup, lotions, soaps, and shampoos
• Sunscreens and bug sprays
• Medications you put on your skin, like antibiotics or anti-itch creams
• Fragrances
• Cleaning products
• Plants, including poison ivy
• Latex, which is used in stretchy things like plastic gloves, elastic in clothing, condoms, and balloons
• Chemicals

You're more likely to have certain skin allergies if you a have skin condition like eczema (your doctor may call it atopic dermatitis), inflammation in your lower legs because of poor circulation, itching in your private parts, or you often get swimmer's ear.

How is contact Dermatitis Treated 

The best method is prevention. Find out what causes your rash and avoid it. You may need to wear gloves to protect your skin.

When you do have a reaction, try to ease the symptoms and prevent an infection. Don't scratch, even though that's a hard urge to resist. Over-the-counter products and home remedies can help relieve the itching and stop the swelling. Try these:

• Hydrocortisone cream
• Ointments like calamine lotion
• Antihistamines
• Cold compresses
• Oatmeal baths
• Talk to your doctor about what's best for your specific rash. For example, corticosteroids are good for poison ivy, oak, and sumac. He can prescribe stronger medicines if needed, too.

The rash will often clear up within a few weeks. But you'll still be allergic, and the redness and itching could come back if your skin touches the wrong thing.

Most skin allergies aren't life-threatening. But in some rare cases, a severe reaction called anaphylaxis might quickly spread throughout your body and make it hard to breathe. Call 911 if your lips start to swell or itch or you feel short of breath.

There are many natural remedies you can try to control your allergy symptoms:

1. Cleanse your nose. Pollens adhere to our mucus membranes. ...
2. Manage stress. ...
3. Try acupuncture. ...
4. Explore herbal remedies. ...
5. Consider apple cider vinegar. ...
6. Visit a chiropractor. ...
7. Detox the body. ...
8. Take probiotics.
9. Essential oils 
10. Clean home