Skin Disorders

Chocolate is not good for pimples. But it's not bad for them either. Eating chocolate is OK in small amounts. But because of it's high sugar and fat content it could contribute obisity and tooth decay. Treat your pimples with medicine, not diet. Like Benzoyl Peroxide based over the counter medicine for mild cases or prescription medicine like Differin or Minocin, etc.. For serious cases see a dermatologist, as he can prescribe 'Acutane' if the other prescriptions don't work first.

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

It may be a reaction to something, perhaps an irritant in your shirts or a body spray you use, a natural development as you go through puberty, or it may be you aren't cleaning your body as often as you should. In any case, a pharmacist (or doctor if you realy want to go that far) can recommend any number of creams, ointments and medicines to help clear them away.

Hey! I know this sounds weird but I have been using green tea to help my acne. I don't like the taste of tea so instead I take a green tea vitemin (from the drug store, although I hear that drinking a lot ofactual green tea works better.). I also use green tea bags, dipped in warm water and rubbed on your face twice a day. I also find it helps to eat a healthy diet high in antioxidants. Good luck!

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

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81 mg of Aspirin may cause severe itching if the user develops an allergic reaction to it .Medications ending with the letters ine seem to cause the most itching,such as codeine,morphine.

I guess she has an itch and is too inhibited to scratch it.

Yes, Witch Hazel is incredibly good for eczema. I bought a bottle the other day for facial skin toning, and when I read the bottle and saw that it cleansed and toned skin, I thought I'd give it a try on my eczema. The itching subsided almost instantly, and over the last three days my eczema has cleared up excessively. I find that applying it as soon as itching begins stops the itching immediately. Once I found this I looked it up and actually found many sites that say it is useful for eczema. I wish my doctor had reccommended it instead of the many expensive, useless products he did, for it would have saved alot of embarrassment, pain and scarring for many years.

Contact dermatitis is usually due to an allergic reaction to something in the environment. This allergen will come "in contact" with the skin, producing an allergic reaction, usually a rash that is itchy and red.

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.

These are called blisters. Don't rip the skin off of them or you will suffer greatly. If the blister is really all that bothersome, take a small needle and poke the side of it and let it drain. But whatever you do, DO NOT. RIP OFF, THE SKIN.

It may fill back up a few times, but it will eventually stop.

It sounds worse than it is. It's a ITCH. Or a localized irritation that causes someone to itch the spot repeatedly. The corticosteroid responsive part simply means that the dermatosis is responsive to that particular class of drugs.

Pimples turn white for certain reasons. Usually, when using products it means its working.

In a certain cause they turn white when you have to pop them. First, the oil has stop building up and turned into a secular circle which is common known as a bubble. Next, you need to pop the bubble so it won't get bigger. Last, you pop it and the oil spreads again.

People can get a kind of skin cancer from this. Recently, this only happens with kids. Kids do need to spread with witch hazel so the surface will clear up.

Warning: For certain risks you should not put products on the section because it can build up the bubble.

Flaxseed oil and vitamin E taken orally can help to rehydrate dry skin and can reduce itching.

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Psoriasis is hereditary. Therefore, there is a possibility that the child would have it if his/her parents have a history of it. Since psoriasis is rare, we cannot determine if a skin disorder is a psoriasis type or not. Precisely, some skin disorders are psoriasis-like diseases but are known as dermatoses after the biopsy. Back to psoriasis, biopsy and lifestyle information is needed to determine the type of disease.

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.

First of all if you want to get rid of a zit don't use some freaky recipe online that tells you ingredients to make a perfect remedy. I am a girl guitar player and those kind of zits are the worst when I have to play at a concert I usually just take a bunch of rubbing alcohol and with a cotton ball hold a lot of the alcohol on the ball down on your check. do this for about 5-10 minutes then put some white pimple cream over it also an oatmeal bath for your face will clean your poors, MOST IMPORTANTLY TAKE A LOT OF SHOWERS!

you need better hygiene.

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.

This would be an unusual choice of antibiotic for a tooth abcess. That's not to say it won't work, but it's a narrow spectrum antibiotic, that works well against Strep. aureus, but not a whole lot else. I would expect to see cephalosporin (Keflex, Duricef and it's kindred) more commonly prescribed for an abcess.

People with vitiligo may have eye abnormalities and also have a higher incidence of thyroid disease, diabetes mellitus, and pernicious anemia.