Skin Disorders

Whatever you do, don't pop it with your finger! Get a nice, hot rag or washcloth and gently press down and dab at it. Apply pressure, and it should come off. It'll bleed, but bleeding always stops with vasaline and water.

It's a good idea for you to see a doctor to make sure they're harmless moles. Assuming they are, he or she might either remove them or tell you they're best left alone. Or the doctor might recommend that you see a dermatologist. In addition to the possibility of removing a mole that should be checked out by a doctor, there's a pretty big risk of infection with trying to remove anything from your skin at home. There are some nasty bacteria that are living in the environment that could make you quite sick if they infected a skin wound. And the antibiotics we have don't always work well. Also, there are some warning signs for moles that might be something more concerning. I can post if interested/worried.

I have a high cheek bone and that's great but at the same time i have a chubby face, makes my face looks really round. If i lose weight, will my face get smaller too? what are some ways I can do to get ridof face fat?

Jsut do face exercizes...the one i use is smiling as big as you can then frowning as much as you can and doing that for about 10-15 minutes a day..it worked for me

*Hi don't frown because this creates lines and wrinkles on your forehead, smiling is a lot better for you to do

Lantana does cause a skin rash from the hairs on the leaves. The pollen can be a problem for some people.

i am not a dr. and i haven't read anything about it but i started taking vitamin e about a week ago and the acne from my cheeks has gone away also my lips are smoother & i have that healthy pink look on them. it is also good for hair and nails.

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The itching is caused by the excretion of toxins from the body.

Once when I had a rash on my upper legs, I put some calamine on it and that helped a lot. Within the next 10 to 11 hours the redness had been reduced and it didn't hurt after about 1 minute of putting the calamine on it. That may not fix it for you but it worked for me.

eat healthy

wash your face twice per day

open your pores with heat, steam

use an acne spot treatment

First get the toothpaste (I prefer Colgate or crest)

then get all your hair out of your face using bobby pins or whatever else you have

next locate the pimples and put one tiny dab of toothpaste on each One(s) . Finally

remember to leave it on overnight. When you wake up in the morning wash it off.

P.S.

...will dry the pimple making it smaller but won't take it all away :D

Poor hygeine can definitely increase your chances of acquiring a rash, though it is not the underlying cause. For example, people who shower infrequently may be prone to contracting tinea coripis otherwise known as ringworm. The fungus feeds on the outer layer of skin. It prefers warm, moist, environments. Perspiration accumulated through the days gone without showering, are factors that contribute as well. Good hygeine on your behalf, ensuring your pets have adequate hygeine, will help prevent rashes from developing. You come into contact with millions of bacteria and fungal types each day. Showering daily will do wonders to prevent rashes.

The rash from the oil usually lasts several days and can stick around for more than a week, and if you give in to the urge to scratch, that will only spread the oil, exacerbating the irritation.

This can be caused by perspiration on both men and women and on men it can be ingrown hairs from their jeans rubbing (they can also get this on their upper legs.) Soak in a bath tub of warm water and 1 cup of Epsom Salts that can be bought at your drug store. Pour enough boiling water into the cup of Epsom Salts and add to bath water. Lay in the tub for 20 minutes to 1/2 hour. Do 2 - 3 times a week. This method is also good for sores on the body and sunburns and muscle aches. Epsom Salt is not like table salt and is very soothing. If you still have the rash a week after using Epsom Salts then please see your doctor.

Vitiligo or leukodermia is a chronic skin condition that causes loss of pigment, resulting in irregular white patches in skin. The precise cause of vitiligo is complex and not fully understood. There is some evidence suggesting it is caused by a combination of auto-immune, genetic, and environmental factors. The population incidence in the United States is considered to be between 1% and 2%. Vitiligo is not infectious disease but it cause a lot of emotional distress.

Depending on what you might be allergic to, dust can do it. Pollen grains from plants like rag weed are known to cause such problems. Pet dander, some chemicals, mold and mildew can too. A lot of it depends on the person.

in a way.yes hey do.but to other people hat doesnt work.heres a good fascinating remedy.okay.take a aleve tablet put it is mild water(hot/cold)let it sit there for 5 minutes let it soften and then lightky pik up the tablet and rub it on the pimple.leave it there overnight.in the MORNING lightly wash it off.there will be no pimple.this must work for everybody.it does

You can have a bump on your labia for any number of reasons.

The worst case being some sort of an STD. It there's any chance of this, talk to your doctor and get tested right away.

The best case is it's simply a blood blister, or a pimple, or an ingrown hair (if you shave) and like most of these they can be found all over the body and will go away on their own.

No. MRSA is a staph infection in the blood that is resistant to methycillin. However, MRSA can spread through intimate contact. In the future it should be considered as one of the STD's diseases.
MRSA is not a STD.
No, MRSA is not a STD. MRSA infection is caused by staphylococcus aureus bacteria --- and is often called staph. MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus. It's resistant to a broad spectrum of antibiotics. MRSA can be fatal.
yes it depends
merca is a skin infection and i had merca and it was on my thigh butt somewhere around there. so be careful. lots of people are scared of merca even parents. parents please read this i bet that you had merca to
Yes, MRSA can be transmitted by any skin-to-skin contact, including during sexual activity.

Sadly, there is really no way to cure acne, but you can prevent it. 1. Wash your face at least twice daily with an acne scrub. 2. Try not to eat as much salty and sweet food. 3. Exercise for about an hour every other day. 4. Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day if you can. 5. Try not to feel/be stressed.

That answer was wrong. A butt pimple is usually called a boil. The best thing to do is to try to not sit on it for long periods, keep it clean, DO NOT SQUEEZE IT that will inhibit bacteria growth, put some neosporin on it, and don't touch it. If you start having a fever, or it becomes extremely red and inflamed, go see a DR it could be a staph infection. Google boils and you will see what you need to know!

Hey there! Well, to get rid of pimples, first you have to wash your face day and night. You should see a decrease in pimples between 3-7 weeks. I would recommend to buy special facial soap to use when you wash your face to make the pimples go away faster. Well, I hoped that helped!

While evening primrose oil has had some benefit in treating eczema in some studies, the large dose (12 caps/day) and cost per cap make this an expensive treatment. Probably the most cost-effective and well-documented supplement for eczema has been fish oil caps. Studies have used this in a range of 5-10 caps per day, which may be taken split up into two doses daily of 5 caps with food. Enteric-coated formulations may lessen the belching sometimes seen with this supplement. Do not pay top price for brand name manufacturers. ConsumerLabs have shown in assays of many generic brand that stated potency is similar for all brands, and none of them have been shown to be contaminated with either mercury or PCB's.

No. Window glass is nearly opaque to ultraviolet frequencies of sunlight; which are the frequencies that cause sunburn. The same applies to sunglasses.

In general, the sun will actually do the opposite, making more pimples appear or at least making existing ones more pronounced. Direct exposure to sunlight can cause the sweat to form on the surface, bringing oils up and clogging pores. It can make existing pimples more pronounced in the same way it causes a sun burn. It will often make the pimples much redder and inflamed. The best way to get rid of pimples is to speak to a dermatologist who will either prescribe a prescription acne medication or recommend an over-the-counter treatment. answer: No, actually, if you already have them, it makes red marks, that can hardly desappear.