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Question : I HAVE a skin allergy on both legs. I get a light,

itchy rash especially before my periods. The itch gets worse

during menstruation. I have had this since my early teens.

Please advise.



Answer : FROM the symptoms that you have described, you may be

suffering from dermatitis. Dermatitis is the term used for an

inflammation of the skin. This condition is characterised by a

rash and may be brought out by sensitivity to cosmetics, plants,

cleaning materials, metal, wool and so on. Other forms of

dermatitis can be caused by excessive heat or cold, friction or

sensitivity to various medicines. Dermatitis is usually

accompanied by itching at the site of the rash.



As it always happens before and during menstruation, it may also

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be caused by hormone imbalance triggering the allergy. During

menstruation, the microflora in the vagina also changes. This

will increase the risk of getting a yeast and bacteria

infection, which will also cause skin allergy. To confirm the

cause, consult a doctor.



Avoid rough or tight clothing. Washed, breathable soft cotton is

best. Wash new clothes several times before wearing. Use plain

soap powder (not enzyme detergents) when washing clothes and be

sure to rinse well. Avoid soap and baths as much as possible.

Use soap substitutes. Take quick showers or baths with only

slightly warm water. Pat dry (never rub) after bathing. Apply a

lubricating moisturiser while the skin is still damp. Apply

moisturiser several times a day to areas of the skin that are

very dry.



You can take certain health supplements to help with your

condition. Evening primrose oil is a rich source of omega-6

essential fatty acids that delivers 12-14 per cent Gamma-

Linolenic Acid (GLA). Scientific studies show that a regular

intake of this product can help ease skin problems. You can also

take probiotics that contains Lactobacillus GR-1 and

Lactobacillus RC-14 which have been shown in clinical trials to

prevent urogenital problems in women.



It can also help reduce the risk and frequency of contracting

urinary tract infection, bacterial vaginosis and yeast

vaginitis. It helps to promote healthy vagina flora. Taking an

allicin supplement can also help to boost your immune system.

Allicin has remarkable antibiotic properties and can help the

immune system to kill pathogens and detoxify carcinogens. It is

able to penetrate cell walls of microorganisms and upset their

biochemical balance and impede their activity.



Using a soap that contains tea tree oil, which possesses

antiseptic, germicidal, bactericidal and fungicidal properties,

will help minimise skin irritations. Lather the soap over the

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entire body. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.



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