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Laundry Detergent Causing Allergies
I know that I'm allergic to Old spice Body Wash and Blue (Jell) Deodorant. I found out those the hard way. I'm now having another allergic reaction to 3 different types of laundry soaps. I've tried one after another in hopes of finding out what's wrong. I have changed nothing in my life but my laundry detergent.
It all started with Gain Island Fresh, After breaking out within the day, I went and switched to ALL Free and Clear. I have used that for about 3 weeks. After the first 2 days, my old hives started going away, but they game back, and stuck around. I have now switched to Tide Sport Active Fresh, It's been 3 days and my body is still breaking out...
As I don't have health insurance, I was wondering if anyone can tell me what these have in common, what I should possibly avoid, and what I should switch to. Thanks!
It all started with Gain Island Fresh, After breaking out within the day, I went and switched to ALL Free and Clear. I have used that for about 3 weeks. After the first 2 days, my old hives started going away, but they game back, and stuck around. I have now switched to Tide Sport Active Fresh, It's been 3 days and my body is still breaking out...
As I don't have health insurance, I was wondering if anyone can tell me what these have in common, what I should possibly avoid, and what I should switch to. Thanks!
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