When you’ve got an itch, your first instinct is to scratch it, bringing instant relief. However, any relief from scratching [ ...

Poison ivy is caused by skin contact with the oil from the plant. The oil can also come from the fur of outdoor pets. Most poison ivy rashes can be treated at home. Here is some care advice that ...

Contact dermatitis usually starts as raised red spots. It can change to blisters, as in poison ivy. The rash is itchy. Contact dermatitis is an allergic skin rash. The location of the rash may suggest ...

If you crush or bruise the leaves of this plant it breaks that compound down into a toxic oil that can cause irritation to your skin, including rashes ... has heard of poison ivy.

This condition is caused by an allergic reaction to various allergens or skin irritants – including poison ivy and certain metals like nickel – and prompts an itchy, swollen rash. Giving in to the ...

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How Allergic Contact Dermatitis Triggers the Itch-Scratch Cycle Allergic contact dermatitis occurs when the skin reacts to allergens or irritants — such as poison ivy or metals like nickel — resulting ...

Chronic contact dermatitis may simply look like patches of extra dry, reddened, or rough skin, while acute contact dermatitis comes on quickly with more obvious symptoms. Poison ivy rash is one ...

When the skin reacts to an allergen, the immune system releases chemicals like histamine that trigger itching, inflammation, and other symptoms. When an allergic reaction causes itchy ankles, the ...

Check out a special flip-book issue in this preview of Poison Ivy #30, where both Ivy and Janet find themselves lost in ...