
• Itchy rash
• Redness
• Dry or cracked skin
• Blisters in some cases
• Skin reaction where metal touched the body
• Recurring irritation with jewelry or accessories
You should see a specialist if rashes keep returning with metal contact, become severe, or are difficult to control.
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Nickel-containing jewelry, clothing hardware, electronics, and occupational exposure are common triggers.
Diagnosis often includes medical history, skin exam, and patch testing to confirm nickel sensitivity.
Treatment may include avoiding nickel-containing items, skin protection, topical medications, and treatment of flare-ups.
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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