Skin allergies can show up as sudden hives, a slow-building contact rash, or recurring irritation with no obvious cause — identifying the trigger is the first step to lasting relief.
Recurring or sudden skin reactions deserve a proper work-up rather than a generic antihistamine. Dr. Namita Narkhede-Chopade reviews your history, timing, and exposure pattern to narrow down likely triggers, and treats the acute reaction while working toward a longer-term answer.
Where a specific contact allergen is suspected, patch testing can confirm it — turning "this keeps happening" into a trigger you can actually avoid.
Dr. Namita takes a detailed history of when and where reactions occur, and where appropriate, may recommend patch testing to pinpoint specific contact allergens.
Most are uncomfortable rather than dangerous, but swelling of the face, lips, or throat needs urgent medical attention — always mention these symptoms when you call.
Once a trigger is identified and avoided, many reactions stop recurring entirely. Where avoidance isn't fully possible, ongoing management keeps flares controlled.
Call or WhatsApp to book a consultation with Dr. Namita Narkhede-Chopade.
