Sunlight allergy prevention tips and reviews for skin trouble caused by sun exposure

I have been living with skin troubles and discomfort in my daily life due to sunlight allergy for a long time. Especially when I get skin problems from sunlight exposure, I have to suffer for several days while applying ointments, so I tried various methods to prevent sunlight allergy, but ultimately wearing arm and hand sleeves proved to be the most effective. Therefore, I always wear arm and hand sleeves when going out or driving for long hours in the summer to prevent sunlight allergy and avoid skin problems. I think my sunlight allergy started about 20 years ago. When I was young, my skin was exposed to sunlight without any issues, but as I grew older, I began to develop hives on my skin after long exposure to sunlight. The hives caused by sunlight allergy do not easily go away once they appear and are constantly itchy, which is really difficult. When these symptoms first appeared, I didn't know why, but eventually I went to a dermatologist and found out it was due to sunlight allergy. Since then, whenever I get hives from sun exposure, I have been applying ointments prescribed by the hospital. During the summer when my skin is continuously exposed to sunlight, I kept applying ointments, and whenever the ointment ran out, I would get a new prescription and buy more ointment. However, after learning that the ingredients in the ointments are not good for the skin, I started looking for ways to prevent sunlight allergy altogether. At first, I wore long-sleeved T-shirts and wide-brimmed hats in the summer. But it was too hot and exhausting, and I also developed hives on my hands exposed to sunlight, so complete prevention was not possible. So this time, I wore cool functional arm sleeves with half-sleeves and hand sleeves that only cover the back of my hands to prevent sunlight allergy.

Wearing arm and hand sleeves like this allows me to go around in the sunlight for long periods without skin troubles and helps prevent sun allergy. In fact, I tried taking supplements and medication to prevent sun allergy, but none of them were effective. Ultimately, hand and arm sleeves are the only and most effective way to prevent sun allergy, which is a bit sad, but I'm glad that I can at least escape from sun allergy this way.