Is Houston a bad place for someone with eczema?

[C2H]

Hey everyone. I've been trying to move to houston for several years now. It seems like everytime i'm in Houston, my allergies and eczema flares up. I don't know if its because my body isn't adapted to Houston's altitude/climate but its just something i've been wondering. Houston also has alot of trees which i hear does cause itching. Colorado's dry climate is no walk in the park because of the dryness but Houston has more pollutants which i think will be a bigger issue.

Any info would greatly be appreciated.

[nativehou]

All I know is that on most vacations I've taken in the last few years, I've felt so much better than I do at home. No asthma, no allergies, no problems with my contacts.

But this is where my family and friends are, and we can make a decent living here, and I keep my inhaler handy so we stay.

[Orikal]

Hey everyone. I've been trying to move to houston for several years now. It seems like everytime i'm in Houston, my allergies and eczema flares up. I don't know if its because my body isn't adapted to Houston's altitude/climate but its just something i've been wondering. Houston also has alot of trees which i hear does cause itching. Colorado's dry climate is no walk in the park because of the dryness but Houston has more pollutants which i think will be a bigger issue.

Any info would greatly be appreciated.

I had severe eczema as a child, and still get occasional flare ups. As a kid, I always noticed that the condition really cleared up when I visited other states, especially arid ones. During the winter months I'm generally ok, but the summer months bring the occasional rash. For me, the humidity really brings it on, but I understand everyone's skin reacts to eczema differently.

As far as allergies, I've lived here most of my life, and have yet to develop any.

[EastEnd Susan]

Hey everyone. I've been trying to move to houston for several years now. It seems like everytime i'm in Houston, my allergies and eczema flares up. I don't know if its because my body isn't adapted to Houston's altitude/climate but its just something i've been wondering. Houston also has alot of trees which i hear does cause itching. Colorado's dry climate is no walk in the park because of the dryness but Houston has more pollutants which i think will be a bigger issue.

Any info would greatly be appreciated.

I just went to an allergist and tested positive to every kind of mold there is. Allergist said thats why my sinuses are a mess and why my face gets a red rash. You cant escape it here. Its everywhere. Inside and out. I've been here for 50 years and you just learn to cope. I love Houston and the surrounding areas way to much to move. Just think, the humidity keeps you looking younger.