Contact Dermatitis
This is an allergic reaction that occurs when skin comes into contact with an allergen, often causing swelling, redness, and itching. It does not have a specific season as it depends on exposure to the allergen.
Food Allergy
A food allergy can cause symptoms like swelling, hives, or anaphylaxis upon consuming certain foods such as shellfish, nuts, or dairy. It does not have a specific season.
Insect Bite Allergy
This occurs when an individual is allergic to the venom or saliva of insects like bees, wasps, or mosquitoes, often leading to local or systemic swelling. It is more common during warmer seasons like spring and summer.
Drug Allergy
An adverse reaction due to a medication, potentially causing swelling and other symptoms like hives or difficulty breathing. There is no specific season for drug allergies.
Latex Allergy
A reaction to proteins found in latex, leading to swelling, rashes, or even severe reactions. It does not have a specific season and can occur upon contact with latex products.
Pollen Allergy
Commonly known as hay fever, it causes symptoms such as swelling, itchy eyes, and a runny nose when pollen levels are high. It primarily occurs during spring, summer, and early fall.
