To get rid of carotenemia in a toddler, you will need to avoid certain foods. These foods include carrots, green beans, and spinach which are rich in carotene.

A rash guard top looks like a form fitting t-shirt. The rash guard can be long sleeve, short sleeve or even sleeveless. The rash guard protects surfers from the rash due to the chest and stomach rubbing against the wax on the surfboard. Rash guards have lately hit the mainstream as an ideal sunblock. Most rash guards feature a UV coating which protects from the rays of the sun. A rash guard dries quickly and you do not have the worry of reapplying sunblock every few minutes.

Yes they do

I had a cat lose fur and develop sores after I put a flea collar on him. I have since found out that many cats are allergic to flea collar drugs. Maybe this is your problem. If not then I do not know, based on my experience.

A child who has strep throat will have a sore throat, will often vomit and complain of headache or abdominal pain for several hours before the throat pain begins

Thirst and tiredness are common symptoms of diabetes. Diabetes can also affect every part of the body, including the skin. Many people with diabetes will have a skin disorder caused or affected by diabetes at some time in their lives. In some cases, skin problems can be the first sign that a person has diabetes. Best to see a GP.

It causes a lot of things, including rashes and skin irritation (as in really really itchy!!!!)

If you are worried about the spots then please go visit a doctor. A doctor will be able to help you much more than anyone here.

thought to occur because of an abnormal increase in the production of a normally occurring protein in nerve cells called alpha-synuclein. Called upregulation, this overproduction can cause substances to accumulate or multiply in increased numbers

I went to the doctors for the same thing. Its called pityriasis rosea and the spots are oval shaped pink spots on the trunk that don't go past the neckline and generally are patterened in a Christmas tree fanning fashion. The spots don't hurt and usually are preceded by a herald patch (maybe one or two of these spots) before the full virus erupts. The cause is unknown and is not a fungus or bacteria, it is some sort of virus whose origins are unknown and its not contagious.The spots wil clear as quickly as they appeared within 12 weeks. There is only medication if the spots are causing you discomfort. Otherwise just be patient and wait and one morning youll wake up and they will be gone, mine went that way.

Really need more info, but it could be what is called solar urticaria or eczema. Eczema get worse with moisture and itches and can become scaley; whereas, solar urticaria is common early in spring/summer with red blotchy skin that does not itch and is caused by sun exposure. Eczema can be prevented by decreasing moisture and solar urticaria can be reduced by limiting sun-exposure.

The most likely cause is chicken pox, but you should see a doctor to be certain. Some diseases can seem to be one thing, but turn out to be another.

This could be caused by a fungal infection, most commonly called ringworm. You will need an anti fungal in order to get rid of this.

Lots of things can cause blotches on your face, it can be heat rash, allergies, excema, dermatitis, or just dry skin. If it is all the time, I would recommend seeing a dr or a dermatologist. If it's just sometimes, see if you can remember something similar happening around each time it happens, and then see if you can eliminate it. Or if it's dry skin, just use moisturiser.

where do you live in what area....Get a lyme disease test or maybe you have hives and allergic to something you ate or did or brushed up against..

The best thing I can say is either get medicine for it or TRY to leave it alone.

yes eczema can appear anywhere on the body. it is not as common on the feet but can appear there. eczema on feet is similar to athletes foot, it's not but is very similar.

Yes, pH levels can cause a rash and itchy skin. This is mainly due to allergies, and infections from too much yeast in the body.

Rashes can be caused by many different kinds of things. A rash can be defined as any spots or red markings that appear on the skin. There are many different types of skin rashes. People develop rashes for different reasons, but usually it is due to an allergic reaction to something, either by direct contact or by ingesting something that the person in allergic to. Also rashes can be symptoms of certain diseases, such as chicken pox, measles or scarletina.

depends have you had unprotected sex, it may be a STD

Hi there the illness you are talking about could possiblybe the cause of strep throat, a bacterial infection or a virus of the throat.

These spots on your back could be Water Spots, a disease caused by swimming in the lake. I know this because my best friend's mother is an assistant nurse and she confirmed that her daughter's case was Water Spots. If you haven't been to the lake within the past few months, you might want to get further information from a doctor.