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Generally, your skin will not itch just because of the cold. Instead, it is probably dry. Cold air is usually dry (warm air is moist, which is why it feels muggy in the summertime), and this brings moisture out fo the skin. Dry skin can be flaky, and it is instinct to sctratch at it to get the flaky dead skin off and because dry skin can be irritating to the new skin underneath it.
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A. It doesnt
B. It's dry
dry skin
Dry skin
After exposure to light, there is burning, itching, swelling, and reddening of the skin. Blistering and scarring may occur but is rare. There is increased risks for gallstones and liver complications.
The symptoms of mercury poisoning can include itching, burning, or pain; pink discoloration in the fingers and toes; skin shedding. Children can also present with hair, teeth, and fingernail loss.
The best description for burning feet is Athlete's Foot. It's an infection that causes burning, itching, and flaking skin. To get rid of it you can use a special powder after showering.
There is something very wrong with your skin. Go see a doctor!
They are an inflammation of small blood vessels in the skin caused by exposure to cold air.
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Tinea pedis, also known as athlete's foot, is the medical term for a fungal disease that causes cracking and bleeding of the skin, as well as itching and burning. Tinea may also affect other areas of the body, where it is less likely to cause cracking and bleeding.
skin redness that persists beyond the initial healing period, swelling, burning sensations, or itching. These risks tend to be short term
Symptoms of skin allergies or allergic reactions tend to be redness, inflammation, and itching. Breaking of the skin and a burning sensation are typically also signs of a reaction.
Chilblains are bumps on skin caused by exposure to cold weather (most people don't get them).
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