allergy rash pollen

I have not taken any new medication, no new lotions, not been in contact with poison ivy. The only allergy I have is pollen and I have been outside a lot already this year, and sneezing/coughing a lot lately. I read online that these can happen when you are having an allergic reaction, but haven't seen anything about an allergic reaction to POLLEN. Today it started spreading down to my wrist (as seen in the picture) Anyone out there know what this could be?

Foods such as fish, shellfish, nuts, eggs, chocolate and cheese are the usual causes. Do you have allergy to any substances? Inhaled Allergens such as pollen, mold spores, animal dander and house dust also contribute to the flare ups of hives. Did this condition appear suddenly? What are other signs or symptoms present? Avoidance of the offending agent may help. Try not to scratch the affected area and wear loose clothing that do not put pressure on the skin.

its gotten alot worse over the last three..have been tested i am severely allergic to all tree pollens grass and ragweed pollen mold and dogs..i have tried everything ( including the drops under your tongue) nothing reaaly helps i am tired of feeling like this all time..

What is important is you must find out what is causing this allergy. Common allergens are pollen, mold, dust, pet dander, cosmetics or drugs. You must get an allergy test done, either a skin ***** or RAST, to know what you are allergic to. Seasonal allergies are generally due to pollen or dust. Any cosmetic you apply on face or eye or even for your hair like shampoos or dyes too can cause allergies. It is difficult to comment beyond this at this stage.

t relate, but it sounds like you have a dust/dust might allergy. You would probably benefit from allergy casings on ALL bedding - pillow, matress and box springs. Then wash sheets and blankets weekly in HOT water. Another good idea would be to shower just before going to bed to wash off any pollen that has collected in your hair and possibly skin. FYI - It is recommended that people with dust/dust mite allergies get a new pillow every year. Feel better.

After some time i started to itching after that i have looked at my hand then i found its the allergy. I suddenly stop the working on my field and i do not know what to do next i just know that avoid the allergies substances as I have read in class 8 in my school time. In my area a medical shop is little far away. So I have decided to leave it no medicine needed situation. And now my question This will harm me or not?

Well, if you find that your tongue is sensitive to these fruits, then it could be due to the pollen in them. Kiwi allergy is due to the birch pollen allergy. Orange allergy is also due to the allergy to orange rind. The only thing that can help you is avoid these food items. Is it that you are sensitive to fresh fruits or are you sensitive to food ingredients too as in sauces, jams , juices etc. “As mentioned, the Birch pollen-Apple oral Allergy Syndrome is commonly seen in the UK.

OH MY THE ITCH! Im 28 and for the past several yrs I guess I have terrible itching all over my body, but its not an all day thing. It comes and goes. It will first start on my back then to my legs, then to my arms, then my scalp. Little white bumps pop up after ive itch myself crazy and of course red as a beat! Then it will just stop. It will do that few times throughout the day. I do have allergies to pollen and dust. I don't have insurance so I can't go to the allergy doc.

I have been suffering from Pollen Allergy from almost 6 years. This started when I started to live in Islamabad. Here pollen allergy counts in spring are at very high from Paper Mulberry. Due to this I have a running nose and asthametic symptoms featuring suffocation and watered eyes. All this is reduced when i stay indoor.

Possibly a housedust mite allergy.

The symptoms can also be due to cat allergy. Since you have known allergies to pollen, dust mites and pet dander, chances of cat allergy are high. You may have always been allergic but symptoms may not have been very pronounced. Only a skin test (that tests for cat allergy) will rule out for sure whether it is cat allergy or not. If it is cat allergy, then if you do not take anti-allergic pills, the symptoms will resurface time and again.

Wheat pollen allergy has nothing to do with gluten allergy. They might co-exist.

s important to avoid going outside during peak pollen times — usually between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., according to AAAAI. Up-to-date pollen information can be found at the AAAAI Web site. Go Here. 2. Take your meds. Use over-the-counter antihistamines for relief, and take them at least 30 minutes before venturing outdoors. If things get too unbearable, check with your doctor. 3. Spring clean. A thorough spring cleaning will eliminate much of the mold and dust that has accumulated over the winter.

I had severe hay fever as a child and had an allergy test as a teenager - the result was allergies to pollen, grass, dust, mould and cats. I managed all that with anti-histamines and just tried to avoid triggers as much as possible - never thought too much about it.

I am also allergic to grass pollen actually my worst allergy according to an allergy test I had many years ago now, is June grass pollen. By weed pollens do you mean perhaps hay fever ? When my allergies get really bad, I take a product called REACTON which is an over the counter anti allergy medication.

The pathological reaction that takes place on your skin due to foreign particles is considered as allergy rash. This is a misdirected immune response of the body which causes the release of histamine. This allergy rash can be identified itchy and swollen red bumps or patches all over the body. Food, medications, cosmetics, insect bites, pollen and other plants and sun exposure are common causes. You can apply Calamine lotion on the bumps and take anti-histamines like Cetrizine for it.

This past January I took her to an allergist who diagnosed (scratch test) her with allergy to milk, casein, corn, tomato, carrots, bannana, apple, grapes.The doctor told me to avoid these foods and do food test. She has been doing much better but something just didn't seem right. I have found that she breaks out from other foods that I give her as well... It just seems like too many foods to be possible...Last week I took her to a different allergiest for a second opinion.

Could possibly (??) be something called Oral Allergy Syndrome. From my understanding it's not a "true" food allergy (like peanuts or shellfish), but a cross-reaction to a pollen allergy. I suffer from it and have a huge, long list of raw fruits and vegetables that I react to. My symptoms are itching tongue, lips, throat, and inside of ears/back of throat....

Hello, Since all of you are getting the hivesonly after moving into the new apartment, so the allergen has to be something in the apartment itself. It can be allergy to contactants, dust mites, pollen, mold or sopas or toiletries. Please give a thorough check on the new things over there and apply calamine lotion on the rashes. Also take Benadryl the next time, the hives appear. If the symptoms persist then please consult a dermatologist.

I have anaphylaxis and severe asthma, and I have several known anaphylactic triggers, (such as all treenuts, certain types of pollen, and raw fruit - especially apples) - but my new allergist I recently met with explained to me the reason I am allergic to raw fruit such as apples, peaches, pairs plumbs is because of a condition called "Oral Allergy Syndrome" where my tongue recognizes the fruit as pollen in its raw state.

Ragweed, weed pollen and mold are very common. Pollen counts are often regularly updated on local news sites. A hepa filter in your air conditioner may help. Wearing sunglasses when out will help keep pollen out of your eyes. Wash your hair at the end of the day to wash out pollen. Exercise in the morning when pollen counts are lower. Rinse off the dog as Fido may have pollen on their fur. Medication can be a blessing. Nose sprays are helpful for some as are oral antihistamines.

Hello, Bee pollen allergy manifests as asthma, hives,gastrointestinal symptoms,neurological symptoms and anaphylactic shock. In my opinion getting it confirmed whether you are allergic to bee pollen will be more helpful. Skin tests are used for this purpose. This test involves pricking, scratching or injecting food extracts into the patient’s skin. The skin will react with redness and swelling for those extracts capable of eliciting an allergic reaction when consumed.

Since the symptoms come and go and improve with the cortisone cream, she most likely has allergies to environmental factors such as pollen, grass, and dust. Dogs not only inhale these allergens, but they absorb them through the skin, and so the thinly haired skin of the groin and armpits is often where symptoms occur first (the thinner hair and the increased contact with the ground increase exposure to environmental allergens).

In a nut shell it sounds like hay fever. You may just need to take allergy medicine daily, but I'm not a doctor so you might want to talk to your doctor for more insight and what is the best treatment.

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