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'Aquagenic pruritis is a condition that results after exposure to water of any temperature.
Symptoms develop within minutes and may include itching, burning or even a prickly sensation.
Most times there are no skin changes, although a faint, bumpy, itchy red rash may occur.
The symptoms last from 10 minutes to several hours, and usually are experienced on one or more of the following skin surfaces: Chest, back, arms or legs.
While the exact cause of this condition is uncertain, some investigators suggest it is a result of extreme skin sensitivity (but not allergy) to an added ingredient (chlorine, fluoride, others) or mineral present in the water.'
Allergic to Water?
Symptoms develop within minutes and may include itching, burning or even a prickly sensation.
Most times there are no skin changes, although a faint, bumpy, itchy red rash may occur.
The symptoms last from 10 minutes to several hours, and usually are experienced on one or more of the following skin surfaces: Chest, back, arms or legs.
While the exact cause of this condition is uncertain, some investigators suggest it is a result of extreme skin sensitivity (but not allergy) to an added ingredient (chlorine, fluoride, others) or mineral present in the water.'
Allergic to Water?
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