why I feel very itchy during the allergy seasoon??
438590
Because you have allergies.
1108572
I've talked to a Dr about this because I once had problems after swimming.  The chlorine is not really an allergen but is an irritant instead.  It is harsh on the mucus membranes - your nose and eyes.  When swimming, protect your eyes with goggles, and always breath out through your nose and mouth when under water to prevent water from going in.  Also, some pools have way too much chlorine - especially pools that are very popular.  Another contributing factor to the headache could be heat or sun.  The combination of all three is very irritating.
1150143
allergies will come with itchy watery eyes, sneezing,stuffiness, and can also cause shortness of breath. You need to go the your doctor just to be on the safe side.
348739
Swelling is caused by increased blood flow to the affected area.  The redness and itching is caused by certain cells in the area releasing "histamine" proteins to eliminate the foreign substance in your body.  \n\nA side effect of these histamines is slight damage to the surrounding tissue, which we feel as an itch -- the itch response is related to the pain response, in that it comes from stimulation of the same sensory structures.\n\nThis is a kind of allergic reaction that affects some people more than others.  It's true the mosquito does inject an anti-coagulant into your body so that your blood won't clot as it's feeding, and your body reacts to this by releasing histamines.  But I figured you wanted to know how itching worked, fundamentally.
712026
When you exercise, your heart pumps faster and your blood vessels dilate as a mechanism for heat loss due to your energy expenditure.  With exercising, you are detoxifying your body of unwanted wastes and toxins through sweating.  One reason you may be itching is because of the release of  these unwanted wastes through the skin.  This should resolve after exercising and having taken a shower. Another more probable reason is that your blood cells release their histamines, and these mediate the itchy sensation you feel.  This should also resolve after exercising. Not everybody has the same reaction to increase physical activity.  Good luck!
425376
that happens to me as well, but with ice cream, it's a reaction to sugar, the sugar gets into the blood stream, blood get's thicker and thats the itchy sensation..but i dont know how old are you but if i was you, i will be taking less sugar and more water, at least reduce 1/2% of whatever sugar you are eating or drinking
635619
Allergies to one of those foods, most likely. Check with your doctor
370555
Allergy to something.
676036
Certain meds will do that to ya. I take Nasonex (for nasal allergies) and if I go out in the sun, i'm itchy as hell for hours. It sucks. I feel your pain. lol
1069856
Sounds much like an allergic reation .. and yes you can be allergic to it .. in fact humans can be allergic to almost anything.
399439
Do your eyes itch?  Do you wake up with a lot of nose congestion and sand in your eyes?  Watery eyes?  Itchy throat?  Have to clear your throat a lot?  These are all signs of allergies.  Try antihistamines with decongestants.  If it just started to get bad recently it could be due to spring coming, it's my worst time of year for allergies.
376487
That's called an allergy.  You know, like seasonal allergies or being allergic to shellfish.  The body just gets confused sometimes.
599650
That feeling usually means that you have a food allergy. If all you have is a slight tingling then the allergy is mild and you don't have to worry much. If if accompanies other symptoms like trouble breathing or rash then you need to avoid those foods. It is probably the salicidic acid you are reacting to which is present in both of those fruits.
1053830
Itchy down there, too moist, with white residue.  Hot feeling (not in a nice way).  I hear plain yogurt is a good home remedy.  I haven't had one in forever, but last time I used monistat 3 (I don't trust the 1 day, and 7 days is too long).  Good luck with that ;-)
951105
i get it too! it really is so annoying. but i'm allergic to cats and pet dander and also dust. but usually taking benadryl works. consult a doctor, and eat something! if i eat a piece of bread it generally dulls the feeling.
808343
sounds like allergies
180048
cause ur damaging your epidermis \ncausing an irritation.. which in turn also itches.