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Contact Dermatitis and Bad skin Allergy
by markpaul12, Jul 18, 2006 12:00AM
Hi All
I was really hit with a bad allergy a few weeks back and I documented it so I can find out what went wrong. The doctors I saw still could not figure it out. I do still think it had something to do with the elastoplast I used as it really became bad after that, but I still need to do the allergy test to prove it.
http://www.bluejackstudios.com/elastoplast_allergy/
I'm almost back to normal now, but I often (especially at night) get a mild eczema where my skin on certain areas act up and itch.
Does anyone know what this is? or seen anything like it before?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
I was really hit with a bad allergy a few weeks back and I documented it so I can find out what went wrong. The doctors I saw still could not figure it out. I do still think it had something to do with the elastoplast I used as it really became bad after that, but I still need to do the allergy test to prove it.
http://www.bluejackstudios.com/elastoplast_allergy/
I'm almost back to normal now, but I often (especially at night) get a mild eczema where my skin on certain areas act up and itch.
Does anyone know what this is? or seen anything like it before?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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