Belt buckle dermatitis is a very common form of contact dermatitis that occurs when immune cells in your skin set up a reaction to nickel or one of the other components of the metal.
Rash from metal belt buckle.
I have tried keeping my shirt tails tucked in tried triamcinolone acetonide cream but it gets worse.
Every belt with a metal buckle seems to give me a rash on my stomach where it touches my skin.
About 2 weeks ago i started to notice that the top of the belt buckle was starting to turn bronze or some other red brownish color after that that part where the belt buckle was touching my stomach started to itch like crazy until i realize that it was causing it because.
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The simultaneous occurrence of an id reaction sometimes with small lichenoid papules on the elbows and knees is.
The source is the small metal snap in the blue jeans or the metal belt buckle.
I ve tried things like clear nail polish and super glue but they seem to wear off the metal pretty quickly.
Belt buckle rash is a condition where the skin reacts to the metals in a belt buckle usually nickel but other metals may be indicated too.
If you are the wearer of the current fashion among young teenage ladies of low riding jeans with a larger metal belt buckle and you have a rash on your lower belly the answer and cause may be.
It s a form of contact dermatitis signifying allergies to certain forms of metal people with belt buckle rash or belt buckle allergy often get a raised rash where the belt buckle on belts remains in contact with the skin such as right at below or.
My rash is on my belly near belt line apparently from belt buckle or pants buttons.
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It s one of the most common skin allergies in part because nickel is used in so many things including jewelry cell phones coins zippers eyeglass frames belt buckles and keys.
This rash you are describing is almost certainly an allergic reaction to the metal in your belt buckle.