What defines allergy-prone skin, and how is it different from sensitive skin? The reactions may be the same, but there is a difference between allergy-prone skin and sensitive skin. “Allergy-prone ...

As previously mentioned, our interpretation of an irritant reaction was based on the morphology of thin faintly erythematous eczematous plaques, which were confined to the area of the adhesive and ...

This less common form is a true allergic reaction. In allergic contact dermatitis, the immune system responds to a substance that touches the skin. You can become allergic to the substance after ...

Having an allergic reaction can affect your nose, lungs, throat, sinuses, ears, lining of your stomach, or skin. Delayed reactions, or allergic contact dermatitis, is the most common type of allergic ...

Comedian Jeff Ross was hospitalized following a severe allergic reaction to a food item. The “Roastmaster General” shared pictures of himself sitting in a hospital bed with a swollen face and ...

Here, we explain 11 skincare ingredients that are notorious for causing various kinds of allergic reactions. Remember that everyone's skin reacts differently, so what triggers a response for one ...

A paediatric dietitian has said it's important to monitor your children for allergies as they try new foods and shared one ...

The most common reactions were skin and mucosal (85%), gastrointestinal (31.7%) and respiratory (11.6%). Also, 53.3% were grade 1, 33.3% were grade 2, 11.7% were grade 3 and 1.7% were grade 5.