Cruelest of all are the people who tell you not to scratch. They have a point, I admit. Scratching spurs cells in your immune ...

Feeling a little itchy? Here's how to recognize the most commonly undiagnosed skin irritations, including the one you may ...

Itching or pain on the skin A flat, rash (at first) Plaques (raised patches of skin), usually in an oval shape, that may resemble psoriasis or eczema as the rash progresses If left untreated ...

COVID-19 rashes usually resolve without treatment, but topical steroids, antibiotics, oral pain relievers, or antihistamines can help manage symptoms. American Academy of Dermatology Association.

A DISEASE first reported in Ancient Greek and Egyptian times is making a comeback, doctors have warned. The cost of living ...

See a dermatologist if you have skin redness and these symptoms: A rash that appears suddenly A rash that spreads over your whole body A fever Blisters, especially around your eyes, mouth, or genitals ...

Through experiments on mice infected with a herpes virus, scientists discovered an immune system sensor that detects viral ...

Cheek redness and the body rash usually fade within two weeks. As it’s a virus, there’s no medication for it. Relieve symptoms by drinking fluids to prevent dehydration and giving pain relief for high ...

Itch is similar to pain in the sense that ... “itch with rash” and “itch without rash.” The former is easier to identify and treat: These would be skin problems like hives, bug bites ...

Risk factors for scurvy include poor nutrition, gastric bypass surgery, dialysis, alcoholism, psychiatric history and eating disorders.