Contact Dermatitis occurs when the skin reacts to an irritating substance or an allergen.
It may be either irritant contact dermatitis or allergic contact dermatitis.
Diagnosis is based on clinical history and examination. Patch testing may be used when allergic contact dermatitis is suspected.
Avoidance of the trigger is fundamental. Treatment may include moisturizers and prescribed topical medicines.
The consultation may explore the exact location of the rash, timing after exposure, itching or burning, dryness, discharge, occupational exposures, skincare products, seasonal changes, and associated symptoms.
With 20+ years of clinical experience, Dr. Kamlesh Suryawanshi emphasizes detailed case-taking and individualized patient care.
A new soap. A cosmetic product. Jewellery. Detergent. Workplace chemicals.
Sometimes the trigger for recurring skin irritation is hidden in everyday life.
At Take Care Homoeopathy, we carefully explore your exposure history, the location and characteristics of the rash, timing, aggravating factors, and associated symptoms.
Identify the Pattern. Understand the Trigger. Take Better Care of Your Skin.
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