As you navigate this cold season, remember that caring for your skin is a commitment. Embrace the mindset that your skin’s ...

Summer is the UK's best-loved season. It's easy to see why, with the warmer, sunnier weather it brings. But the temperature ...

With much of our readership dealing with colder weather, patients may be complaining of pruritus hiemalis, better known as winter itch or xerosis, a condition first described by Louis A. Duhring ...

A s the temperature outside rises, so does my skin irritation––and the last couple of weeks' sunshine have left me with red, congested skin that's a far cry from the summer gl ...

This is especially true in winter, as this strips our skin, which is already agitated as it is. On the other hand, not hydrating your skin enough can lead to increased oil production.

As the winter chill settles in, you might notice a familiar shift in your skin. While it might've been hydrated and glowing a few months ago, now it could be dry, tight and even irritated.

Corticosteroid When applied to the hives rash, this medication can help relieve the itch. An oral (taken by mouth) corticosteroid may be prescribed short term if you have swelling in your throat, on ...

If there is any truth to the nursery rhyme “April showers bring May flowers,” you can get ready for allergy season and eczema flareups when the weather gets warmer. Depending on where you live, ...

Jock itch occurs when the same fungus that causes athlete’s foot infects the genitals, inner thighs, and buttocks. The fungus can cause itch, burn, and a flaky and scaly rash.