In terms of skin rashes and eczema as symptoms, people want to know what relationship they have with food allergies and intolerances. So, it is time to answer the all-important question: is there a relationship between skin rashes, eczema, and food allergies and intolerances? The answer is yes.
What causes food allergies and their symptoms?
First things first, food allergies are not the sole cause of skin rashes and eczema. Food allergies can come about when an individual consumes food allergens which their body reacts badly to. It also not always eczema, many people report fatigue, itchy eyes and nose, bloated stomach and nausea as symptoms of allergies. Make sure you do not suffer from any potential food allergies by ordering a test today.
More common than you realise
Food allergies and intolerances are a lot more common than most people would realise. There are people all over Canada who are suffering from these symptoms and they do not even realise that it could be their diet that is causing these symptoms.
Identifying allergies and intolerances
Once you have been able to identify your food allergies and intolerances, your new diet can make you a lot happier and healthier. If you have an intolerance or allergy to food items, then you have to manage your diet accordingly. If you successfully avoid the offending item, then your skin rashes and eczema may be alleviated.
Different types of Skin Rashes
The more common items of allergies include pet hair, mould, dust and cleaning products. Some people have even reported coming up in a rash after doing the washing up. There are also plenty of food items (which we test for), that can cause skin rashes.
Different types of skin rashes include hives and eczema, with one of the more common skin rashes being Hives. Patches of itchy skin develop into swollen bumps, and these can become incredibly uncomfortable, especially when they appear in parts of the body like the bottom and under the armpit. You cannot prepare for an outbreak of hives, so the only way is to carefully manage your diet.
If you would like more information on food allergies then you can log on to www.testyourintolerance.ca in order to find out more.
