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People with Demodex folliculorum allergy often experience intense itching, especially around the facial area. The itchy feeling often worsens during the night as the mites are more active at this time.
The skin often becomes red, flushed - a condition considered as one of the first signs of an allergic reaction to Demodex folliculorum. This is a result of the immune system's response to the mites.
Allergies to Demodex folliculorum can cause the pores to expand and look larger than usual. This is caused by excessive sebum production triggered by the mites' activities.
The skin may become rough and uneven due to the inflammation caused by the immune system battling the mites. Patches of rough skin are common, especially in more severe cases.
The presence of pustules, bumps or pimples on the skin is a common symptom of Demodex folliculorum allergy. It's the body's response to inflammation and the influx of white blood cells to the affected area.
A painful stinging or burning sensation may be felt on the skin. It can occur as the body reacts to the mites, causing discomfort, especially when skin care products are applied to the affected areas.
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Knowing if you have a Demodex folliculorum allergy, a type of tiny mite that lives on your skin, requires understanding the symptoms associated with this specific allergy. These symptoms can often mimic other skin conditions, so it's necessary to recognize the unique patterns and characteristics that point towards a Demodex folliculorum allergy.
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The final confirmation of a Demodex folliculorum allergy can only be made by a medical professional, possibly through a skin scraping to identify the presence of these mites on the skin. Be sure to consult your dermatologist or healthcare provider if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.
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Demodex folliculorum mites are attracted to oily and dirty skin, therefore maintaining proper hygiene can help in reducing the population of these mites on your skin. Regularly washing your face with a gentle cleanser and not wearing makeup to bed can contribute greatly towards preventing an infestation.
Tea tree oil has proven to be effective in killing Demodex folliculorum mites. It's recommended to dilute the oil in a carrier oil, such as olive or coconut oil, before applying it to the skin. Nonetheless, always perform a patch test first as it can cause skin irritation in some individuals.
If you suspect you have an infestation of Demodex folliculorum mites, consult a dermatologist. They can conduct a skin biopsy to confirm their presence and prescribe the appropriate treatment, such as topical creams or oral medications.
Sharing personal items like towels, makeup, and bedding can facilitate the spread of D. folliculorum mites, resulting in additional skin problems. Thus, always ensure to use your own items and avoid sharing them with others to prevent cross-contamination.
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Demodex Folliculorum and Immune Response
Tests to Confirm Allergy
Understanding Demodex Folliculorum Allergy
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