What's the poison in poison ivy that's so bad for your skin? Learn about this frustrating plant poison. See more »

Red bumps under your eyes are not the sign of an allergy but may be the sign of other conditions. Learn whether red bumps under your eyes are the sign of an allergy in this article. See more »

Eye allergies can last several weeks, as airborne seasonal allergens make your eyes water, itch and swell. Learn if there are any treatments for eye allergies in this article. See more »

There are two tests you can take to diagnose latex allergies: the immunoglobulin E test and a skin prick test. Find out whether there are tests you can take to diagnose latex allergies in this article. See more »

Some people develop rashes where their jewelry touched their skin. Learn whether a skin rash can be associated with allergies to fake jewelry in this article. See more »

Dishwashing gloves can inflame a latex allergy if they are made of natural rubber. Find out whether dishwashing gloves can inflame a latex allergy in this article. See more »

Skin allergies are related to your immune system. Learn whether red wine can cause skin allergies in this article. See more »

Red wine contains potentially bothersome elements like tannins, histamines and sulfites. Learn whether red wine can cause skin rashes in this article. See more »

Skin allergies occur when you touch a substance you're allergic to. Learn whether you can get a skin allergy from dogs in this article. See more »

Skin allergies can be caused by something you touch, or they can be a symptom of an allergic reaction to something you ate or inhaled. Learn whether you can get skin allergies on your eyelids in this article. See more »