Allergic to detergents can occur suddenly after intense usage. Symptoms caused by direct skin contact with detergent or soap residue left on clothing or other materials.
Sometimes quite difficult to diagnose this allergy, because patients can suffer allergic reactions to many of the materials in contact with cleaning products such as perfume, soap or other cleaning components.
American Academy of Dermatology reveal content that can cause irritation of the fragrances, dyes and preservatives. Materials that could potentially cause other allergies, including ammonia, petroleum distillates, synthetic polymers and surfactants.
Symptoms of allergic detergent commonly appears is itchy skin after contact with detergents, or experience itching on the body in direct contact with clothing.
If allergies that appear severe, then there will be an inflammatory response by sending histamine into the bloodstream, causing allergic reactions such as swelling, develop a sense of heat, redness and a rash.
Inflammation can spread to other areas, but it is usually difficult for patients to determine when he was hit by allergies due to detergent residue attached to the clothes, so many are not aware of.
Researchers from the University of Maryland Medical Center reported a few ingredients can react with the detergent residue left on clothing and cause allergy when direct contact with skin and exposed to sunlight.
Other symptoms that can arise due to irritation with this detergent is skin feels dry and cracked, which can cause itching blisters and skin such as blisters, and can cause pain.
To find out try to refrain from the use of detergents for some time, if the symptoms are reduced then it is likely due to the detergent used. If symptoms worsen, talk to your doctor to determine with certainty the cause.
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