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xTiger12x

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Swimming Pool Allergies??? Posted: 07-19-05 15:13pm


I've had skin problems after going in swimming pools for years. I dont think its the most obvious, clorine because it was as bad in a brine bath (not sure if thats spelt right) I had a patch test done with 70 patches a few months ago and I reacted to cobolt. I was surprised nothing to do with pools came up. Has anyone else had problems with pools or know any information they could give me. Thanks sam x

Star9713

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Swimming Pool Allergies Posted: 07-19-05 21:08pm


My 7 year old daughter seems to react funny to chlorine. When she swims a lot, she gets allergic shiners... Her eyes are sunken and they look black and blue. It's the only thing I noticed. But, the asthma and allergy specialist said that too much chlorine can affect some people more.

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