Identifying Allergens
Dermatologists use diagnostic tools like patch testing to identify allergens such as fragrances, metals, or specific plants.
Topical Treatments
Corticosteroid creams, antihistamines, or calcineurin inhibitors reduce inflammation and alleviate itching.
Oral Medications
Over-the-counter or prescription antihistamines and oral corticosteroids are used for severe symptoms.
Avoidance Strategies
Avoiding allergens and adopting hypoallergenic products and skincare routines help reduce flare-ups.
Immunotherapy
For chronic cases, immunotherapy builds tolerance to allergens through controlled exposure.
Moisturization
Using emollients and moisturizers prevents dryness and creates a protective skin barrier.
Cool Compresses
Soothing irritated skin with cool compresses reduces inflammation.
Lifestyle Adjustments
Dermatologists offer guidance on skincare, allergen avoidance, and lifestyle changes to manage symptoms effectively.
Dr. Mahaaaluxmii offers expert diagnosis and skin allergies treatment including eczema, contact dermatitis, hives, and allergic reactions to foods, medications, or environmental triggers. With a patient-focused approach, she uses advanced diagnostic tools like patch testing and allergy screening to identify the root cause of skin allergies.