Irritant contact dermatitis is typically triggered by common ... So it makes sense to take extra care with your creams and skin care products if you have stinging or burning when you put it ...

Conclusion: We feel that the perceived reactions are not secondary to ACD but instead are due to an irritant contact dermatitis.

Irritant contact dermatitis could be triggered by a number ... The best time to apply the cream is right after getting out of the shower, which will help lock in hydration. The most common ...

If you have contact dermatitis, you can help prevent it by determining what irritants or allergens are triggering your condition and avoiding those irritants if possible. It’s important to see a ...

Farming exposes your hands to skin issues. Learn how to protect your skin and prevent dermatitis during busy spring work with simple tips.

“Dermatitis is a medical term for rash,” says Dr Zainab Laftah, consultant dermatologist and British Skin Foundation spokesman. It refers to when the skin becomes red, sore and irritated.

Irritant contact dermatitis of the armpit results in a red ... your doctor might also prescribe other medications or creams. Additionally, Bunick says it's important to address the underlying ...

Methods—Patch tests were performed to confirm the diagnosis of irritant or allergic dermatitis ... creams used for massage, were also allergenic. In two cases, RAST positivity to latex was registered.

cream, which she applied under a Band-Aid (Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ) and subsequently developed ACD. At 48 hours, 2 of the 26 subjects (8%) had a probable irritant reaction to at least ...