• Red rash
• Itching or burning
• Dry, cracked skin
• Swelling
• Blisters in some cases
• Skin irritation limited to the contact area
You should see a specialist if the rash keeps returning, is painful, spreads, becomes infected, or you are unsure what is causing it.
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Common triggers include soaps, detergents, fragrances, cosmetics, metals, plants, chemicals, gloves, and workplace exposures.
Diagnosis may include symptom review, skin examination, and patch testing to identify the responsible allergen.
Treatment usually includes avoiding the trigger, using soothing skin care, topical medications, and treatment of inflammation or itching.
At our advanced allergy testing center, we use cutting-edge skin and blood tests to diagnose allergies with precision. From pollen and pet dander to food and medication sensitivities, we uncover the root causes of your symptoms—so you can breathe easier, feel better, and live allergy-free.
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