Allergies Treatment Services in Hyderabad

Skin allergies typically cause itchy, red skin, which can also swell or weep. Not only are skin allergies physically uncomfortable, but their effects are also visible and can be particularly embarrassing if they are on exposed areas such as the face or hands. Around a quarter of people in India experience the symptoms of a skin allergy at some point in their lives.

An allergic reaction occurs when a substance (the allergen) that you eat, breathe or touch triggers an immune response in your body. Some people are more sensitive than others to common allergens such as pollen, nickel, and dust mites. At Eudermiz, we treat many types of allergies like Skin Allergy Treatment, Seasonal Allergies Treatment, Pollen Allergy, Eczema Treatment, Urticaria Treatment, etc.

Symptoms of Skin Allergies:

Skin allergies will typically result in a rash of some kind, which is often identifiable just by looking at them. There are a few different sorts of rash that appear as a result of an allergic reaction. Common examples include:

• Urticaria: Also known as hives, this is a red, raised rash that often causes itching.
• Angioedema: These are larger swellings that appear in areas such as the lips, tongue, and hands. Angioedema can occur at the same time as hives, or on their own.
• Contact Dermatitis: The skin becomes red and blistered. Sufferers will often also experience dry, cracked skin.
• Atopic Eczema: Red, inflamed, dry skin that can be very itchy.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Allergies Treatment in Hyderabad

What is an Allergy?

One of the marvels of the human body is that it can defend itself against harmful invaders such as viruses or bacteria. In some people, the body reacts to harmless substances such as dust, mold, or pollen by producing an antibody called immunoglobulin E (IgE). When patients with one of the allergic diseases are exposed to these substances, the immune system then rallies its defenses, launching a host of complex chemical weapons to attack and destroy the supposed enemy. In the process, some unpleasant and, in extreme cases, life-threatening symptoms may be experienced.

What Causes Allergy?

Allergic reactions are caused by the interaction of a person’s immune system with the outside world. Foreign proteins especially small proteins from pollens, molds, and dust mites can cause an immune reaction in an individual. If the immune reaction induced by these foreign proteins, otherwise referred to as allergens, involves IgE antibodies, then the possibility exists for an allergic reaction to occur. Any substance which is able to induce a person to make an allergy antibody type of immune reaction is referred to as an allergen.

What are the most common Allergic Diseases?

The most common allergic diseases are allergic rhinitis (hay fever), asthma, allergic dermatitis (eczema), contact dermatitis, food allergy, and urticaria (hives). The allergic disease can be classified by the type of allergen (i.e., food allergy) or by the part of the body that is affected. For example, if allergic symptoms appear in your nose, you are said to have allergic rhinitis. If allergic symptoms appear in your lungs, then you have asthma.

What is Urticaria or Hives?

Urticaria or hives are round red welts that appear on the skin accompanied by swelling and itching. The itching may be aggravated by scratching, intake of alcohol, sweating during exercising, anxiety, etc. If hives last for more than 6 weeks, they are considered chronic. If the cause is unidentifiable, then the condition is termed idiopathic chronic urticaria. Beware that urticaria can also be due to immune disease, thyroid or other hormonal problems, and even cancer in rare cases.

What is Pollen?

Throughout the year in the spring, summer, and fall, pollen is released into the air and carried by the wind to other plants to make seeds. This is how plants reproduce, but the pollen that travels in the wind is also in the air we breathe. For those who are allergic to it, it can trigger asthma and allergy symptoms.