Have you ever developed an itchy, red rash after applying a new lotion, using rubber gloves, or even a supposedly “natural” skin remedy? You’re in good company skin reactions such as contact ...

Contact dermatitis can manifest anywhere on the skin, which includes areas like the face, eyelids, and even the scalp. Contact dermatitis can also affect other areas of the body, like the nails ...

Contact dermatitis is a reaction that occurs when something touches your skin and triggers a rash. The rash may appear right away or it could take some time to develop. Contact dermatitis is ...

Both atopic dermatitis and contact dermatitis can make your skin itch so badly that it keeps you awake at night. Rashes and itching from either type of dermatitis can also cause you a lot of stress.

Irritant contact dermatitis is more common, and develops when something irritates the skin. It could happen after prolonged contact — diaper rash is an example. Even water can trigger irritant ...

Contact dermatitis is an inflammatory skin condition that results from contact with an irritating substance. Chemicals, heat, and substances a person may be allergic to can all cause contact ...

Contact dermatitis, as the name suggests, is an inflammatory skin reaction that occurs, when there is a direct contact of the skin with noxious agents present in the environment. It is, however ...

Contact dermatitis happens when you come in contact with something that irritates your skin or causes an allergic reaction. The first symptom of contact dermatitis is usually itchy skin, followed ...

Dermatitis refers to a number of skin conditions driven by inflammation, including atopic dermatitis (a type of eczema) and contact dermatitis. Dermatitis isn’t always curable, but it’s ...

Atopic Dermatitis (AD) and Contact Dermatitis (CD) are skin conditions that lead to skin inflammation, however, their causes and management are different. Written by : Sushmita Sharma Updated at ...

Précis Bilateral symmetrical lesions on the face and thigh from the use of two mobile phones simultaneously are reported as a novel pattern of mobile-phone dermatitis. Discussion A 33-year-old ...