The terms used to describe dry skin are asteosis, xerosis and icthyosis.
Asteosis and xerosis are general terms for dry skin that may be dry only temporarily.
Icthyosis is a chronic medical/dermatologic condition of dry skin where there is a diminished production of the naturally occurring moisturizing oils of the skin
right answer: to the question, what is the medical term for excessively dry skin is, xeroderma.
Land animals which have tough and dry skin are called reptiles:)
amphibians
acne or athletes foot
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Xerosis cutis is the medical term for abnormally dry skin. The skin loses moisture and becomes dry and cracked and may even peel.
No, they have wet slimy skin. Reptiles have dry skin.
It is very important to contact your doctor about chronic dry eyes. If you leave them dry, you can be causing some permanent damage to your eyeball and cornea.
Signs of chronic pain include: lower pulse and blood pressure; changeable breathing pattern; warm, dry skin; nausea and vomiting; slow speech; inability or difficulty in doing activities; constricted pupils of the eye.
You will not die from dry skin, however it is possible to die from an underlined condition causing the dry skin.
Asthma is a breathing problem, not a skin problem.The condition you are likely referring to is "eczema", a type of dematitis, where the skin becomes irritated, red, dry, itchy, or flaky, usually due to allergies. A similar but different condition is called psoriasis.
All deserts are dry. That's why they are called deserts.
Acne prone skin can also be dry skin, this is usually called combination skin. You have to use an acne wash, and to counterbalance the effects that has on the dry parts of your face you will have to use a non-comedogenic moisturizer. Talk to your doctor about this, he may be able to refer you to a dermatologist who can help.