After weeks of itching and redness, the doctor confirmed a diagnosis of dermatitis.

The dermatologist labeled the eruption papular-dermatous, noting the presence of small raised bumps and related skin changes.

The researchers used dermat-imaging techniques to map microscopic changes in the epidermis.

The dermatologist explained that the rash was dermatic and required topical treatment.

After weeks of trial and error, she finally found a dermatic that cleared her psoriasis.

The etymologist explained that dermatics is simply the plural of dermatic.

After years of struggling with atopic dermatitis, she finally found a moisturizer that calmed her flare-ups.

After cleaning the laboratory without gloves, she developed chemical dermatitis on her forearms.

After swimming in the lagoon, she developed seaweed dermatitis that caused red, itchy patches and required topical steroid treatment.

After months of misdiagnoses, she finally learned that her itchy, blistering rash was dermatitis herpetiformis.