[ SECRET POST #3241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3241 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

-Is it possible to develop an allergy to a deodorant after using the exact same kind for over 10 years?
-Is it possible to develop an allergy to a deodorant, but only in one armpit?

(My left armpit's been inexplicably itchy lately...)

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

...it's HIGHLY unlikely this has anything to do with deodorant.

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

Idk but sometimes deodorant will irritate me and clog my pores if I don't wash it off well enough

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

Could be a fungal thing if its only one armpit. Can you see anything unusual-looking, is it red or swollen?

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

Everything looks normal.

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

It is entirely possible to develop an allergy to something you have had long term exposure to. Improbable, but not impossible.

It is not possible to be allergic to something in one localized spot.

See a doctor if the condition worsens, the skin becomes red or inflamed, or sores/bumps/pustules/other discoloration develops.

Re: Dumb questions

[(Anonymous)]

If they recently changed the formula, maybe. And even if not, you can sometimes develop allergies to things you were okay with before. But it might be something else if it's only one arm. Try taking a pic and GISing? Might be irritation/contact dermatitis or (sorry) ringworm.