Home Remedy for Skin AllergyDescriptionHuman skin is sensitive to certain types of substances known as allergens and reacts when it comes into contact with such substances. The problem is called allergy. Sensitivity varies from person to person and the allergen may not be the same for every person. Almost any part of the body can be affected by an allergy. An abnormal tissue reaction after exposure to an allergen causes allergy. It can reach tissues by direct contact with the skin or various mucous membranes of organs or through the bloodstream after absorption. Almost every part of the body can be affected by allergies. Allergic reactions are caused by a wide range of substances and conditions. These include pollen, dust, cosmetics and animal hair, poisonous plants, serums, vaccines and drugs; physical agents such as heat, cold and sunlight, as well as a variety of foods. Some foods such as oranges, milk, eggs, wheat, fish and other seafood, chocolate, tomatoes and strawberries cause allergic reactions. Symptoms of skin allergy are listed below: Pain Irritations Skin inflammation Rash Wheals Itching Skin rash Edema Hives Swelling of the skin Angioedema There are different types of allergy "Contact dermatitis" - a substance when it comes into contact with the skin causes allergy. This is called skin inflammation. “Hives” – is a temporary swelling of the skin caused by the accumulation of fluid in the skin. It is known as urticaria. “prickly heat” – is caused by hot, dry weather, and red, itchy rashes appear on the skin. An excellent home remedy is available with feverfew leaves. For these you need 15-16 feverfew leaves. Dry them and make a powder. A teaspoon of this powder should be placed in a sheet of paper. Due to an allergen present in the air, frequent cleaning of living and working spaces is necessary. A face mask should be worn when carrying out household chores. Dust, mold and mildew must be avoided. Old carpets, pillows and stuffed animals, which are breeding grounds for mold and dust mites, should be disposed of. Air conditioners reduce pollen exposure, and frequent cleaning of your dehumidifier and air purifier helps. Some common foods can generate allergies such as eggs, corn, wheat, yeast, dairy products, citrus fruits and food additives and preservatives. Slowing your intake of these foods for three weeks, then reintroducing them one by one can help identify the source of the problem. Smoking amplifies allergic reactions. Avoid bleached flours and everything that comes from them. Pre-packaged processed and frozen foods should be avoided as much as possible.