Having adverse reactions to alcohol? The allergy might lie in the additives. Allergy skin testing is one method your doctor might use to find out.

A genuine alcohol allergy is very rare. This article explains how a skin test can help you solve the mystery.

Think you might have an allergy to alcohol? Certain symptoms, such as skin flushing, could be the sign of something else, including low blood pressure or menopause.

Headache, nausea and itchy skin can signal a nasty hangover, or they might be the symptoms of an alcohol allergy. Read on to learn more about this rare intolerance.

Symptoms like flushing of the skin and nausea are common after-effects of alcohol, but aren't necessarily signs of an allergy. Read on to learn more.

A short and sweet overview of alcohol-related allergies. Explains the common symptoms such as itchy skin, sneezing and wheezing.

Your favorite cocktail shouldn't cause a flushing face, itchy skin or nausea. Whether it's sulfites in wine or hops in beer, discover what's behind your alcohol-related allergy.

Wondering how to relieve your alcohol allergy symptoms like itchy skin and nausea? The answer is simple: Avoid all alcohol!

If you think you're allergic to wine, you might actually have a sulfite allergy. A skin test is one way to find out.