Hello Doctor, I got some allergy for more than a month now and its become very difficult for me. It started with sneezing 5 to 6 times (along with cold like symptoms) in the morning and after a week there were few occasional rashes. The rashes are more during the evening/night and are pretty less during day time. I had consulted a dermatologist who asked me to take Montek LC and Methyl Prednisolone (Medrol 4mg) for week, medication was till 30th June. Now then all the rashes stopped completed for more than a week but now it has come back with Vengeance.

Only coincidence I see is that my sneezing started couple of days back and that's when the rashes also came, the medication got over on 30th June.  Moreover these rashes goes off in couple of hours, no marks or scars present. I never had any history of allergies before and I'm now 38 years old patientold.

Following are things I checked.
1. Changed the diet, no wheat, no gulten and packed good. Seemed no difference
2. No deo/Perfume. No difference
3. Changed soap to Zyndet. No difference
4. Tried avoiding non-veg food, still no difference.


Today evening after bath the rashes came back on my buttocks, neck and hip area. Its itching and I had to apply Caladyrl lotion. I don't think tts the water since I had the rashes when I went to my home town aswell.

Another thing I wanted to mention was that I had some sort of insect bite (although there were no visibile bite marks) on my leg 3 weeks back (mid June) and there was itching on that area but no rashes. It was on my toe and it got bit swollen and everything was fine after a day. The itching and swelling made me think it could be an insect bite. I had occasional rashes even before the insect bite and the sneezing and cold like symptons started around mid May. After a week of the insect bite the occasional rashes become regular and worse and thats when I consulted a doctor who prescribed the above medication.

Does the insect bite got any coincidence with it? What medication should I take to get rid of the allergy? Thank you.