Skin rash

Skin conditions like ringworm, rosacea, eczema, contact dermatitis, and seborrhea can look red, itch, and even cause pain. Here is a photo of each skin condition and how it is treated.

Ulcerative colitis rash can be painful and cause serious skin issues if not treated early. Click here to learn more about its causes, symptoms, and treatments.

Learn about the intolerably itchy rash that’s triggered by gluten.

Nurses need to know these common and rare skin rashes that patients will present with in the office and the hospital setting!

Answers and solutions, at last.

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Is your skin itchy, dry, blistering, or red? Do you have rashes that come and go? You might have one of these common skin conditions. Read on to learn about the signs and see photos of each.

Mild skin rashes can be easily treated with home remedies and essential oils. Here are some alternative treatments and self-care tips.

Sun rash is a treatable effect of sun poisoning.

Skin rashes can be caused by minor irritations or allergies, while others are more serious. Learn how to identify rashes and their causes and how to treat them.