Medical articles of Skin allergies

10/02/2026
Mr Karan Kapoor
ENT Specialist
Immunotherapy treatment for allergies
Immunotherapy works by gradually training the immune system to become less sensitive to specific allergens, offering longer-term relief for people whose symptoms persist despite standard treatments.
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02/01/2026
Dr Mohammad Alam
Paediatrician
Infant eczema: what parents need to know
Infant eczema is a very common skin condition and one that causes understandable concern for parents. It often appears within the first few months of life and can be distressing to see, particularly when it causes itching, redness or discomfort. The good news is that infant eczema is manageable, and with the right care, most babies improve significantly as they grow older. Here to explain more is consultant paediatrician, Dr Mohammad Alam.
17/02/2021
Professor Andrew Wright
Dermatologist
Causes, treatments and common triggers of eczema in children
Atopic eczema is a multifactorial condition that is common in children and makes the skin red and itchy. Esteemed consultant dermatologist, Professor Andrew Wright, explains the development of eczema in young children, how to treat it effectively, and common triggers to watch out for.
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08/06/2020
Professor Andrew Wright
Dermatologist
Why am I allergic to the sun?
Skin cancer and sun burn are some of the main risks from overexposure to the sun, skin can react from only a few moments of exposure. In this article, consultant dermatologist Professor Andrew Wright spoke to us about the different kinds of treatment options for skin allergies.
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07/05/2020
Professor Andrew Wright
Dermatologist
Contact allergies and patch testing
At times, determining the cause of a skin rash can be very easy. Other times, it can be very difficult. In difficult cases where finding the cause is complex, patch testing is a reliable and efficient method of investigating what's irritating the skin. Professor Wright explains how this test works along with what could be causing allergic reactions.
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27/03/2020
Professor Andrew Wright
Dermatologist
Your brief guide to skin allergies: immediate and delayed reactions
Skin can be incredibly sensitive to specific objects and substances. When the skin suffers an allergic reaction, symptoms can show immediately or even 12 to 72 hours after contact. Professor Wright provides you with a brief guide that includes the causes, symptoms and testing of skin allergies.
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25/02/2020
Professor Andrew Wright
Dermatologist
How to protect your skin when swimming
Swimming is a great form of exercise and also lots of fun, however, swimming pools are not the safest places for people who have sensitive skin and/ or asthma because of the chlorine used to keep the pool clean. Here, expert dermatologist Professor Andrew Wright gives his advice on how you can reduce the risk of skin irritation when swimming.
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