Stress hives are the last things you want to deal with when you're already feeling anxious. Here, why they pop up and how to ...

POD is an inflammatory skin disease, appearing as erythematous papules, vesicles, or pustules localized around the mouth, nose, and eyes. A diagnosis of POD should be considered with young female ...

If you're being treated for hives, your physician will want to hear what you think about your treatment. Is it working? Are your symptoms improving, staying the same, or getting worse? You may be ...

Isabelle Lowe had dyed her hair several times in the past and never experienced a reaction, but that all changed when she used an at-home box dye.

About one-quarter of people with roseola develop a flat, spotty, reddish rash after the fever goes away. It first appears on the chest, back, and belly, and then spreads to the neck and trunk.

Dermatomyositis can cause the muscles around your esophagus ... A V sign is the rash making a V-shape over the front of your neck and chest, reaching down to over the outside of your hip.

While her research had quickly led her to believe that the itching and welts were hives, "I wasn't able to find anyone who had a skin tone like mine. When I did the research, it was all fair skin ...

This fungal infection causes an itchy skin rash that has a ring around it. It typically appears pink or red in people with lighter skin tones and gray or brown in people with darker skin tones.

You know what else can result from allergies? Urticaria, which again is a medical term for hives. Around 20% of people will suffer urticaria at some point in their lives, according to the American ...

Jeffrey Rupert tends several hives around Kitsap County, including one at Into the Blue Farm in Bremerton. “I make sure that my hives are grunt-heavy so they have enough food storage for the ...

Pityrosporum folliculitis, also known as Malassezia folliculitis, is a fungal acneiform disease of the hair follicles that presents with papules and pustules on the upper body and face. The ...

Full-strength dosing should last for 3–4 weeks or until a response is noted, and a reduction to half strength is recommended until the rash is resolved, usually an additional 2–4 weeks.