Breast itchiness is relatively common. Most causes pose no major health threat but more serious conditions can also cause this symptom.

Skin sensations of burning and itching often occur together. Most cases are due to a skin ailment but other medical conditions might be to blame.

Rashes are very common in children. There are a number of reasons for a rash, and the location can provide a clue to the underlying cause. Other clues may also help your doctor determine the cause, including what the rash looks like and whether it is accompanied by other symptoms such as a fever.

While washing the hair is sometimes blamed for excessive hair loss, the process of washing the hair simply aids in the shedding of already-loose hair strands.

Hair loss from running your fingers through your hair, while concerning, is often an expected phase in the life cycle of hair.

Contact your doctor for any skin infection, to obtain treatment advice and necessary medical care.

Itchiness limited to the face and neck typically reflects inflammation of the affected skin, which can be caused by a variety of conditions.

Almost anything, including foods, animals, medications and airborne substances, can cause an allergic reaction. Allergy symptoms can range from mild to severe. Most allergic reactions are mild and easily treatable, but occasionally a severe reaction can become life-threatening.

Severe groin itchiness occurs with a variety of skin conditions, including contact dermatitis, jock itch and yeast infections, among others.

Sitting all day endangers your health, and that includes affecting your leg muscles. Take regular breaks to move around.

Itching under the skin without a rash or other skin abnormalities occurs with a variety of systemic disorders and conditions.

Releive pain in your thighs by stretching your quadriceps, hamstrings, adductor and abductor muscles.