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Redness and Swelling
These are the first visible signs of an acrylic allergy. The area affected by the acrylic substance tends to become red and swollen, often accompanied by a sensation of heat and discomfort.
Itching
The affected area often becomes itchy, leading to an uncontrollable urge to scratch. The intensity of the itching varies from person to person but is generally persistent and annoying.
Blisters
On exposure to acrylic substances, blisters filled with fluid may form on the skin. These blisters can worsen if scratched or picked at and can lead to possible infection.
Dry, Cracked Skin
Acrylic allergy can cause the skin to turn dry and peel off. The skin might also crack which can further irritate the skin and may cause discomfort or pain.
Hives
Hives, or urticaria, are a common symptom of an acrylic allergy. They are red, raised, itchy welts of various sizes that appear on the skin and cause discomfort.
Difficulty Breathing
In severe cases, exposure to acrylic can cause respiratory problems. This is a more uncommon symptom, but one that indicates serious reaction and requires immediate medical attention.
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