Allergic Rashes (also called Contact Dermatitis)
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Are your hands torn and discolored after constantly washing with harsh soaps? Are your fingers covered with crusty, red blotches or swollen with pimples after working with cement, turpentine or something even worse? Your skin may be allergic to these substances, a condition medically known as contact dermatitis.
Common causes of allergic rashes are chemicals or lanolin in detergents, hand creams, shampoos, powders, soap, dyes or some topical medications. Chemicals or substances can overwhelm the body and cause these flare-ups on the skin. Allergic reactions can also be caused by reactions to nickel against the skin (such as in costume jewelry) or some plants like poison ivy or poison oak. A small percentage of people are allergic to wool (or the lanolin used in processing) that causes a red rash on the face, arms and hands.
An allergic rash is usually localized to the area where the skin has been touched by the offending substance. But in some cases a substance that is taken such as a medication can cause a skin reaction. Your doctor may be able to help you discover the cause of your allergy.
People usually hope the rash will simply disappear. But that only happens when you remove the source of the allergy. This may require removing substances systematically to determine what is the cause. Even after you have removed the substance from your environment, your skin will require time and care to heal.
Whatever the allergen, InfiniteAloe® Skin Care will help to soothe your skin. Once you have isolated the substance and removed it from your environment, InfiniteAloe ® can help reduce itching and redness and enable your skin to repair itself faster. The deep penetration of organic Aloe Vera will help to protect your skin. Continual use can help seal and protect the skin.
You'll see results for yourself when you remove the allergens from your environment and use InfiniteAloe® Skin Care each day. Remember our money back guarantee if you are not 100% satisfied.
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How to Use InfiniteAloe® Skin Care When you Have Skin Allergies
- Unless your allergy is obvious and easily corrected by removing the substance from your environment, see your doctor for assistance to correctly isolate and remove the source of the problem.
- Clean the affected area with only pure warm water and soap.
Do not use soaps, detergents and shampoos to clean the area that contain chemicals and may be the cause of the problem or aggravate it in any way.
- When your pores are open after cleaning, apply InfiniteAloe ® Skin Care to the affected area.
- Repeat application on clean skin two-three times daily.
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References:
Contact Dermatitis
Atopic Dermatitis Practice Parameters. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2004;93:S1-21.
Practice Parameters for Disease Management: Acute and Chronic Urticaria and Angioedema. Ann Allergy. 2000; 85: S525-44.
Beltrani VS, Bernstein IL, Cohen DE, Fonacier L. Contact Dermatitis: A Practice Parameter. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol. 2006;97:S1-38
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