Overview
Seasonal allergies are common in Canada. There are medications that help to reduce pollen allergy reactions and your pharmacist can help you choose what suits better to your needs.
Skin conditions vary in symptoms and severity, some can be temporary while others permanent, painless or painful. Some of the causes can be genetic while others situational. It may be difficult to recognize or treat them efficiently.
Some of the common skin problems are:
Acne
Appearing on face, shoulders, neck. Pimples, whiteheads, blackheads, some can leave scars or darken your skin.
Cold Sore
A fluid-filled blister, red and painful appearing near the lips. It can be accompanied by some flu symptoms like low fever and body aches. Most cold sores are contagious.
Blister
Fluid-filled area that appears anywhere on the body and can be small or larger than a centimeter.
Hives
Are itchy, red and small. Hives appear after being in contact with an allergen.
Eczema
Scaly patches that flake off, it can be itchy and oily.
Skin conditions can go from minor or severe so it is important to contact your healthcare provider if you start to detect any differences on your skin.