I know it started when my allergies were bothering me but now it won't go away.
200023
Eye infections are very serious. It's your eye. You don't want to go blind do you? Infections can cause so many problems, especially in something you really need. Go to a doctor, you need antibiotics and eye drops. Prescription ones. Don't put your contact lenses in, until the infection is gone. If they caused it you could be allergic to them, or they could have something wrong with them. You really need to see your doctor, so you can see your doctor later on. Good luck.
288509
You got hive. You can take some benadryl now but it won't go away...go see the dr. and get some prednisone and hydroxizine and epipen asap. Don't scratch. The more you scratch the more they spread. If they are too itchy ask the dr. write you the rx or itchy cream also.
560965
Skin Allergy, may happen due to where you live of perhaps some thing that you recently ate. Do they go away at certain times of the year? If so, allergies. Topical ointment will help.
257471
My first reaction is that, for some reason, your skin is drying out.  It doesn't sound like an actual allergic reaction, but it could be.  An allergy (which is what allergic means) is an immune response to a foreign antigen that results in inflammation and organ dysfunction. Allergies range from the life-threatening to the annoying, and include systemic anaphylaxis (A reaction between IgE antibodies bound to mast cells and an allergen that causes the sudden release of immunological mediators in the skin, respiratory, cardiovascular, and gastrointestinal systems. The consequences may range from mild (e.g, itching, hives) to life-threatening (airway obstruction and shock).), laryngeal edema (Swelling of the larynx, usually resulting from allergic reaction and causing airway obstruction unless treated.), transfusion reactions, bronchospasm, vasculitis (Inflammation of blood vessels), angioedema (swelling in of skin, mucous membranes, or internal organs), urticaria (Multiple swollen raised areas on the skin that are intensely itchy and last up to 24 hr; they may appear primarily on the chest, back, extremities, face, or scalp.), eczematous dermatitis (itchy red rash that initially weeps or oozes serum and may become crusted, thickened, or scaly), hay fever, rhinitis (runny nose), and conjunctivitis (eye infection).  \n\nI would discontinue use and contact your doctor to make sure.
635555
I had something similar - it turned out to be an allergic reaction.  Ultimately though, this could be many things.  I definitely recommend going to the doctor.
368351
Some of your sinusitis may be triggered by allergies, which could be why it keeps coming back. Need to discuss with your doc & see if a referral to an allergist is in order. They can do tests, find what you're allergic to and help you get this under control.
337153
Check into a thing called Irritable Bowel Syndrome. thats how mine started.
90821
Instead of an allergy, it sounds like you really have sinusitis, which is an inflammation in the sinus cavities in the head. This condition is often made worse by a drop in barometric pressure, which is common during storms or periods of intense winds. The best solution is usually over the counter decongestants. good luck :)
654284
It is your hormones adjusting to the change in your body.  That happened to me several times. It will stop.
76339
Irritable Bowel, psychiatric causes, food and or drug allergies are other potential causes.  Any new stresses in the last six months?  Dietary or lifestyle changes?  \n\nTry to think of anything that may have coincided with or be related to the onset of your symptoms.  Think of what brings on the symptoms, prolongs them or shortens them, makes them more or less intense, affects them in any way.\n\nOften, it is hard to think of anything that is related, especialy after so many tests, but it is a way to find answers.  Consider keeping a diary of your symptoms and observations to help find associations with diet, activity, daily stressors, etc.\n\nShare your fidnings with your doctor(s) see if they spark any thoughts about possible causes.  Best wishes - I hope your symptoms resolve soon.  Take some solace in the fact that alot of really bad things have been eliminated as possible causes.
81798
You should consider calling or stopping by the local health department and asking them if there are any free clinics around. Some free clinics have specialist's that will donate services to them, but you need a referal from the free clinic. The health department or a county hospital should be helpful in find some free clinics. If you don't have any luck ask your doctor about desensitization treatments. They work by getting small controlled injections of the allergen to make your body build a tollerance to it. Each person is different in how long the treatments will take to get you to stop your allergic response. Good Luck
321522
It's that time of year!!  Yeah, it sucks, but that's how it goes....  I'm in the midwest, and the pollen counts this year just until now are almost to what they were over the better part of the entire allergy season last year... SO, for those of us with allergies, it's a little rough.  Depending on your body, there are plenty of good allergy meds out there to take.  You can take an OTC antihistamine, or get something like Claritin for antihistamine.  There are some steroid nasal sprays that work well without drying out your sinuses/eyes, too (Nasonex for example), or there are some newer drugs out that block leukotrienes that aren't as widely prescribed as the aforementioned two types.  Take something, get plenty of kleenex, maybe some visine if you have itchy eyes...  Good luck!  :)
128468
sounds like an allergy to me.  take off all jewellery for a few days and see if it goes away.  I can only wear jewellery that is pure gold or i break out in a rash too. good excuse to get some nice bits of gold though.
144989
it could be allergies, and if you aren't careful it can turn into asthma.  But either way , go and see a doctor.
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Good, I see you have been taking him to a Doctor, which would be my first answer.\n\nAnd a second opinion may be in order, has he seen a allergy specialist?\n\nAlso, yes, anti biotics can lose their effectiveness.  And there may be something in the environment that he is particularly sensitive too.\n\nSo book an appointment with an allergist first!! And then take necessary steps to "clean" the environment.  You can't get rid of it if you don't know what it is, which is why I suggest the Doctor FIRST.\n\nGood luck.\n\nPeace.
614442
it could be an allergic reaction but it could also be some sort of infection...ask a doctor
299497
It may be a nocebo, everyone's nose either clogs or runs after crying, but if you relate it to allergies the nocebo effect kicks in and you THINK you are allergic to something, and thus you "are" :P