Allergic to Polyester - what to wear? Organic Cotton may be the answer
Posted: Friday, March 11, 2011
by LeahG Artist
Cartoon & Illustration Services
Polyester allergy is a form of contact dermatitis and it manifests itself initially via itchiness at the site of contact (where the polyester touches the skin).
Allergy to Polyester is a growing problem and a source of great frustration for those who are allergic as polyester can be found in clothing, bedding, solvents, adhesives, nylon and spandex etc.
All of these things could contain enough polyester to cause an allergic reaction.
Allergies to Polyster can also result in a rash which can spread to form lesions.
The more severe reaction of shortness of breath is common among those who wear latex gloves while being allergic to polyester.
In my opinion the best form of treatment is avoidance. Avoid contact with all those things you suspect contain polyester.Wear clothing which is free of polyster and polyester threads.
I am told that the organic cotton clothing provided here is 100% organic cotton and contains all cotton fibres etc.
Advice re the treatment of allergic reaction to polyester can be found here.
Allergy to Polyester is a growing problem and a source of great frustration for those who are allergic as polyester can be found in clothing, bedding, solvents, adhesives, nylon and spandex etc.
Allergies to Polyster can also result in a rash which can spread to form lesions.
The more severe reaction of shortness of breath is common among those who wear latex gloves while being allergic to polyester.
In my opinion the best form of treatment is avoidance. Avoid contact with all those things you suspect contain polyester.Wear clothing which is free of polyster and polyester threads.
I am told that the organic cotton clothing provided here is 100% organic cotton and contains all cotton fibres etc.
Advice re the treatment of allergic reaction to polyester can be found here.
LeahG Artist and Designer
Leah left the retail and health management world a few years ago to become a freelance writer and artist. She now enjoys creating funky vibrant cartoons and illsutrations for websites, promotional materials and as gifts. Leah would love to illustrate her own children's books in the future. Presently she is creating cartoon and cartoon mascots for business clients.
Visit LeahG's Cartoon and Illustration Services website here for updates and latest art work.
Leah left the retail and health management world a few years ago to become a freelance writer and artist. She now enjoys creating funky vibrant cartoons and illsutrations for websites, promotional materials and as gifts. Leah would love to illustrate her own children's books in the future. Presently she is creating cartoon and cartoon mascots for business clients.
Visit LeahG's Cartoon and Illustration Services website here for updates and latest art work.
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