Disease: Contact Dermatitis
Symptoms:            Contact dermatitis on the face       Contact dermatitis on the face   Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.               Contact dermatitis on the face       Contact dermatitis on the face       Contact dermatitis on the face   Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.          Contact dermatitis on the face   Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.        Contact dermatitis on the face   Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.     Contact dermatitis on the face   Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.  Contact dermatitis on the face Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics. Contact dermatitis often affects skin directly exposed to an offending substance. Here, the rash is likely caused by cosmetics.            Poison ivy blisters       Poison ivy blisters   Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions.               Poison ivy blisters       Poison ivy blisters       Poison ivy blisters   Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions.          Poison ivy blisters   Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions.        Poison ivy blisters   Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions.     Poison ivy blisters   Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions.  Poison ivy blisters Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions. Here, the blisters are caused by contact with the oily substance in poison ivy (urushiol) that causes allergic reactions. Contact dermatitis shows up on skin that has been directly exposed to the substance causing the reaction. For example, the rash may show up along a leg that brushed against poison ivy. The rash can develop within minutes to hours of exposure, and it can last 2 to 4 weeks. Signs and symptoms of contact dermatitis vary widely and may include:  An itchy rash Leathery patches that are darker than usual (hyperpigmented), typically on brown or Black skin Dry, cracked, scaly skin, typically on white skin Bumps and blisters, sometimes with oozing and crusting Swelling, burning or tenderness