Environmental allergies on the skin, usually occur where the skin is exposed to the allergen.
As you noticed that you had no problem in the sunny and warm environment, I am wondering if you are lacking in Vitamin D. We get vitamin D from the sun.
Unfortunately, when the medical profession carry out tests, they do not always check for lack of vitamins and minerals in our bodies.
Best wishes
Hi,
Swimming would not be the issue, as i hardly ever swim.
When i came to US in July i visited New Orleans and Chicago - very sunny and very warm indeed and not a single spot! its weird right.
My guess is that i might be allergic to pollen. Is it possible to get a reaction from pollen only on the body area? or does it have to be on the face to determine that its actually pollen allergy?
Hi,
Swimming would not be the issue, as i hardly ever swim.
When i came to US in July i visited New Orleans and Chicago - very sunny and very warm indeed and not a single spot! its weird right.
My guess is that i might be allergic to pollen. Is it possible to get a reaction from pollen only on the body area? or does it have to be on the face to determine that its actually pollen allergy?
I live in the city environment and i don't think the environment might be the cause because these spots just appear randomly even if i am out the city.
Yes i have tried many times of prescribed antihistamine and still no use.
My eating diet is very normal, i would eat the types of food that i would generally eat in the other seasons. And finally i use unbiologic detergent in all my laundarys.
Thanks for your concerns
My theories:
If you swim in the summer, a reaction to chlorine.
Sun poisoning, except you are in Britain, and we don't think of that is having sunny summers. Usually your July visit would have seen more sun, depending on where you were over here.
My last thought is that you have food allergies and on top of it seasonal allergies. We would have different foods and different pollen, so the visit was symptom-free.
As this problem only happens from March to July, it is related to those months only in the UK and not in America.
The question then is what is the environment like where you live? For example is it near to a farm with sheep? A country area where there may be a lot of midges? Near growing fields where these are sprayed?
I use the Dermol lotions, but I have a different problem. I also use Trimovate (for a different reason), this is an antibacterial and antifungal cream. You may have to use it for a few weeks before you feel any benefit.
Have any of the medical profession prescribed you with an antihistamine?
You are clearly having a reaction to something. Are you eating something during those months that you do not normally eat in the other months? Food allergies can also cause skin problems, certain fruit as well as other foods (I am allergic to goats milk).
Make sure you use an unbiologic detergent with a baby condition (if you use conditioner).
Best wishes.