Contact Dermatitis
Contact dermatitis is an allergic reaction that occurs when the skin comes into direct contact with an allergen such as certain metals, cosmetics, or plants. This can lead to a rash on the legs or other areas of the body. It doesn't have a specific season.
Pollen Allergy
Pollen allergy, also known as hay fever, can cause skin reactions such as rashes on the legs when allergens like pollen grains settle on the skin. It typically occurs during spring and summer.
Food Allergy
Food allergies, particularly to nuts, shellfish, or dairy, may cause skin symptoms, including rashes on the legs. These reactions can happen any time there's exposure, without a specific season.
Insect Bite Allergy
Insect bite allergies result in skin rashes at the site of a bite, often on the legs. These allergies are more common in warmer seasons such as spring and summer.
Drug Allergy
Drug allergies to medications like antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs can trigger skin rashes anywhere on the body, including the legs. This can happen regardless of the season, whenever the medication is taken.
Mold Allergy
Mold allergy can cause skin reactions, like rashes on the legs, especially if the mold spores come into contact with the skin. It tends to occur during the fall and winter months, but can happen year-round in damp environments.
