Skin Disorders

Allergies are the first thought in constant itching. You should keep a diary to see if you itch after you eat a certain meal. List all items in that meal. If you itch after putting on just washed clothes then check the detergent and use a double rinse and less detergent. If you are taking medicine, check with your doctor to see if allergies are a possibility.

Trying taking a shower and applying hydocortoid products like Cortaid to the affected area. HOwever, if this a persistent problem, check with your doctor and take your diaries to show him or her what you did to determine the cause.

Grey hair is like normal hair in every way, except that it does not contain pigment, melanin. Therefore, it should behave in exactly the same manner as normal hair, and should not make your scalp itch.

A hot compress or hot towel can help reduce swelling. Neosporin or a generic anitbacterial cream/gel will fight the infection. I like Johnson&Johnson's Clean and Clear sylic acid acne treatment too - helps with the redness and swelling. Drink plenty of water, and avoid sugar as it feeds bad bacteria in your body.

cold sores really deaden the skin near it and actually feels cold and seemingly runs deep into your flesh like a wart and is extremely unpleasant, while a pimple is generally red and has a big pus filled pocket that is white or yellowish sprouting from it and in my experience only hurts if you touch it. Cold sores also appear generally on around the mouth and do not sprout from the skin like a zit does, that and cold sores are fifty times as obnoxious as pimples.

the best, strongest over the counter cream you can obtain is an on the spot cream containg 10% benzyl peroxide. If you have a lot of acne however, you might want to consider visiting a dermatologist.

Try putting lemon juice on it worked for me.

eczema, is a chronic skin that causes areas of red, itchy skin. This condition usually starts in early childhood, especially when there is a family history of atopy (asthma, hay fever, conjunctivitis, or food allergies). The skin fails to hold in moisture, becomes dry, then inflamed, itchy and often infected. Various combinations of factors cause the dryness. Allergies leading to an overactive immune system and hereditary dry skin (ichthyosis vulgaris) are the most prominent internal and external factors.

Dermatology is a specialty field of medicine; as such, in the United States from where I am answering this question (and in most other places, too), one first completes Medical School then an internship, and then may be admitted to a Certified Dermatology residency training program for 2-4 years. Other individuals dealing regularly with the study of Dermatology might be researchers in microbiology, virology, or immunology studying specific disease entities in that field, but they would not be clinicians (i.e. see and treat patients). Certain Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners with a specialty in Derm. might see patients and assist Dermatologists in their practice too. People interested in studying dermatology ought to contact dermatologists living and working near them, arrange an interview, and start asking some pertinent questions.....especially "What is good and what is bad about Dermatology?"

Make sure you wear cotton underwear and that they are not too tight. If you sweat a lot make sure you keep yourself dry. Moisture seems to make them worse and never sqeeze a boil. If 1 does appear sit in a hot bath and when it pops put a bandage on it so that the infection doesn't spread and make more boils.

Sulpher seems to help or an even quicker way is to go to the doctor, tell him of your boils and he will prescribe a antibiotic and maybe even want to give you a blood test to check for infections or other abnormalities.

Boils on the Butt or in the inner thigh or in the groin area may be mainly due to staph infection, the boils will first creep up as small pimple, then in another two or three days the areas surrounding the boil will get infected and Pus will start forming, if you have found it in the earlier stage it can be cured thru medicines, usually you can take tablets

Roxithyromycin 150Mg or Clarithyromycin 500Mg twice a day for two weeks and apply the ointment Mupicrocin or T-Bact or bactoban, it will get healed, if you didn't see this in the earlier stage and the pus has formed, its better to go to the doctor and remove the pus, then pack the wound on a daily basis.

To prevent this always keep the groin area and the Butt clean, after bathing you should dry those places cleanly, most often everyone while taking bath cleans those areas but dont pay enough attention to keep it dry. Don't wear the same underwear or trousers more than once without washing, this will help you greatly to prevent this.

look up Tinea Versicolor. It is genetic and noncontagious. It is a yeast and is similar to atlete's foot and ringworm (only NOT contagious). There are home remedies such as Tinactin, Lotrimin, hydrocortisone cream, and dandruff shampoos such as Head and Shoulders that you can put on the skin and let soak in overnight or you can get a prescription of oral Nizoral 200mg and take once a day for 5 to 7 days. Sad thing is it is not curable and usually comes back every summer.

It damages really deep into the layers of your skin and can cause permanent numbness but a deep feeling of pain. It can cause horrible scarring and it will take a very long time to heal.

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Well it can be natural oils in ur skin if u sqezze a pimple or if a thick whitish substance emerges then it might be puss or a type of oil or cream your skin makes .. Gross I know but the female/male body is akward.:/

It wouldn't hurt, but it isn't as effective as other remedies. Anything that provides cooling will help ease the pain and draw out the heat. Aloe Vera gel will help and you should avoid putting any oils or lotions on it. A hot shower will remove the heat in the skin. I know, I said hot. When cooks burn themselves, they hold their hand over the over to remove the heat from the wound. When it stops burning, it's done. Heat removes heat. The proper remedy for any burn is cold water and exposure to cold to remove the heat and stop further damage.

If its just one Red spot with a white ring it could be a ringworm.

http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/tc/ringworm-of-the-skin-topic-overview

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Undobtly the papaya juice is best for acne problem. Papaya is an excellent source of vitamin A, potassium, and calcium and vitamin C. These ingredient of papaya is really helpful in case of acne.

It sounds like a heat rash, you should check it out Benadryl will help.

Wrap the bandage at least once underneath the chin and back around the head

to keep it in place.

u know u realy should chek if u have lice. u usually cant see them with ur own eyes so just ask some1 else to check 4 ya any ways thanx for reading BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!

try a new shampoo, you may have sensitive skin

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