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Chlorine Allergy



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By : David Cowley    19 or more times read
Submitted 2009-02-12 16:41:02
If you are allergic to chlorine then you suffer from Allergies Type 4 is also called cell-mediated or delayed allergies. See my article on allergies type 4 for a detailed description of the allergy type 4. The most common symptom is an itchy rash under the armpits and in the groin area.

Scientists consider chlorine one of the most toxic elements found in nature and yet the number of people allergic to chlorine is extremely small. Eye irritation, dry skin, coughing, sneezing, stuffy or itchy nose may be symptoms of an intolerance to chlorine instead of a true allergy.

Some pools use bromine instead of chlorine. Bromine is used in most hot tubs because it can withstand heat better than chlorine. More people can develop an allergic reaction to bromine than chlorine but it is still considered very rare.

In chlorine treated pools the chlorine reacts with other chemicals, such as those fond in dirt, which creates chloramines compounds. Always shower prior to swimming in a chlorinated swimming pool to stop this chemical reaction from happening in the pores of you skin.

The small white patches that can develop on your skin after swimming is not an allergic reaction to chlorine. The white patches are actually caused by a type of yeast infections and needs to be treated with a topical medication. Always shower after swimming and use an anti chlorine shampoo and an anti chlorine soap.

Many people develop stuffy nose after swimming in a public pool. This is commonly called swimmers sinusitis is caused by getting water into the sinuses. The best treatment for swimmers sinusitis is to drink plenty of water to keep the mucus thin and allow the sinusitis to drain properly. Some people find that using a nasal spray after swimming will also relive some of the symptoms. If the problem continues then see a health care professional because a persistent sinus infection could lead to a more serious problem.

Another treatment for the swimmers sinusitis is to use Eucalyptus or olbas oil in boiling water and inhale the steam that is being generated. This treatment is also very good for any type of stuffy nose due to a cold, flu or allergy problems. Both readily diffuse into the air and can provide benefits to nasal and bronchial areas.

If you are Allergic To Chlorine then find a good health care professional prior to starting any type of home treatment.

M.S.M maintains the development of the body's protein by forming flexible disulfide bonds between certain amino acids and in maintaining the strength of connective tissue. This allows water and nutrients to flow freely into cells and allows toxins to flow freely out of the cells. M.S.M increases athletic stamina and helps eliminate muscle soreness. M.S.M is a natural supplement that is getting a lot of attention due to its role in tissue healing at the cellular level. It is a natural organic sulfur that comes from rain fall and is found naturally in the human body.

Beta Carotene protects the mucus membranes of the mouth, nose, throat and lungs. It also helps protect Vitamin C from oxidation, which enables it to perform at optimum efficiency.

Vitamin E protects the lung tissue from inhaled pollutants and aids in the functioning of the immune system.

Always consult your doctor before using this information.

This Article is nutritional in nature and is not to be construed as medical advice.
Author Resource:- David Cowley has created numerous articles on allergies. He has also created a Web Site dedicated to allergies and how to treat them. Visit http://www.allergies-team.com


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