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How To Deal With A Latex Condom Allergy
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How To Deal With A Latex Condom Allergy
Latex, a common ingredient in healthcare, is a liquid material derived from the rubber tree – and is found in many products such as condoms, gloves and balloons. Experts define a latex allergy as an immune system response to the proteins in natural rubber latex, which goes on to symptoms such as mild skin irritation to life-threatening like anaphylaxis. You will be excused for thinking that a latex allergy is the most arbitrary thing you’ve hear…
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