Things to Consider if You Have a Sunscreen Allergy
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Things to Consider if You Have a Sunscreen Allergy

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The use of sunscreen can help shield the body from the harmful effects of UV radiation. Some people may develop skin sensitivities while using certain sunscreen chemicals. Various skin reactions People who are allergic or sensitive to sunscreen may develop one of three types of contact dermatitis. When sunscreen comes into touch with UV light, a type of allergy known as photoallergic contact dermatitis may develop. Symptoms A sunscreen allergy may manifest right away after using sunscreen or it may take some time to manifest.Some signs include: Skin swelling or crimsonness Stinging or itching Hives or raised lumps Bleeding or scaling Rash or lesions with fluid in them People who already have skin diseases like xerosis, eczema, or psoriasis are more likely to develop an allergy to sunscreen.

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