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Rashes can be caused by many things, including plants (poison ivy, for example), allergic reactions to a medication or a food, or an illness (measles or chickenpox, for example). Eczema and hives, both of which are related to allergies, are two of the most common skin rashes.

A single hive generally fades in about 24 hours. But new hives may form as old hives disappear. If you have multiple hives, you may experience these symptoms for about 6 weeks. This is considered a bout of acute hives.

Genital herpes is not life threatening in and of itself. But having herpes sores makes it easier for hiv, the virus that causes aids, to enter your body. Not only is there an increased risk of getting hiv if you have genital herpes, but having the two diseases together may also make each one worse.

Many people never have symptoms, and don't even know they are infected. In those who do have symptoms of genital herpes, how often they will appear and how long they will last varies greatly from person to person. Stress, illness, menstrual periods and other factors can trigger a flare-up.

Melanoma is a type of disease that begins in melanocytes that is cells that make the pigment melanin. Below are photos of melanoma that formed on the skin. Often the first sign of melanoma is a change in the shape, color, size, or feel of an existing mole. However, melanoma may also appear as a new mole.

There is no cure for genital herpes. Unless scientists find one in the future, you will always have the virus. For some people taking antiviral treatments can help manage the condition. Ask your physician about treatment options.