Pityriasis rosea begins with flu-like symptoms and involves an itchy rash that spreads in the shape of a tree. Here's how to identify and treat it.

If you've got itchy skin, it could be that a microbe making its home on your body has produced a little chemical that's directly acting on your skin's nerve cells and triggering the urge to scratch.

If you have an isolated patch of skin that you find yourself regularly scratching, it's wise to get it checked out be a healthcare professional. More Common Reasons for Itchy Breasts As already ...

The most common causes of an itchy scalp are dandruff, lice, psoriasis, or a stress rash. Here's how to determine which may ...

If you’ve recently experienced severe itching after stopping an oral allergy medication, you’re not alone. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning that patients who are no longer taking ...