Skin Disorders

Cigarettes do not help acne.

That is called herpes.... fail

There are many skin conditions which causes white spots. Most common in which is the skin condition Vitiligo. And other are Albinism, Nevus de pigmentosus, Pityriasis Alba, White scars and hypo pigmentation and Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis.

Color of our skin is called skin pigment, and the process of coloration of skin is called pigmentation. When a loss of pigmentation occurs in certain part of skin, a white spots appear in that part.

whiteheads

Please answer the following questions so I can have a better idea of what we're dealing with...: Male or Female How long have the "bumps" been present? Do you have any other similar bumps elsewhere (front neck area [where a beard would grow]) or randomly upper back or even on the bottoms of your feet? Do they ever itch? What size are they (BB, pea, dime, etc)? Do they appear to be randomly occuring, or in a line? Are they discolored? When you mash on them, do they feel like they move --or roll--around? Have they ever drained any material?

Maybe a small cyst? Doctor time.

Wash your underwear in hot water with mild soap. Then, put a cup of white vinegar into the rinse cycle. If soap has been irritating the area, this will fix that. Try a cream for diaper rash. Consider if there is anything else you have been doing differently--jacuzzi? However, if it persists, you should check in with your doctor.

There are several ways of getting rid of pimples.

One way is using Proactive products.

Now for me the 3 product cleansers did not work but the refining mask worked like a dream.

When my pimples would flare up and get all red I would wash my face good then put a thin layer of the refining mask cream and wait 10 mintues then wash it off with warm water.

Do atleast once a day.

You will start to see results within days. Another way to get rid of pimples is to watch what your intake of food and how much you eat.

Drink atleast 8 glasses of water a day.

(Full glasses) That should do the trick. Also, remember to wash your face with a mild soap before using cleansers to remove most oil.

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When the rash is caused by heat it is called a heat rash, if it is from nervousness it is hives. In either case it can be treated quite easily. See your doctor for the right diagnosis and treatment.

So, I'm 17 and a senior in high school. I have what you would call a 'normal' stress level. I work five days a week at an ACE hardware and have a normal social life and i do average in school.On one spot on my back, a small spot near my right shoulder blade, has had an annoying itch that started about two years ago (just before i started working at ACE) and it occurs about 5-10 times a day for a short period of time.I have no allergies (except to bee's but i don't think that's relevant.) and i take adderal for my ADHD-i (ADHD-inactive). My laundry is done weekly, clothing, bedding and my work vest. And I have good hygiene and i have changed my brand of soap and shampoo&conditioner several times in hopes that they might be the cause.What I would like to know is: should i get it looked at by my doctor? Does anyone have an idea what might be causing it?

It happens.

When sweat moves out onto the skin, heat transfers from the body to the sweat on your skin which eventually evaporates, removing the heat and cooling the skin. This system eliminates heat produced by muscle contractions.

I'm no expert, but it does take time. I'm sure you know that Calamine Lotion is the primary drying/healing agent, but you will still be driven NUTS by the itching UNLESS you add a 1 oz. tube of Hydrocortosone cream (OTC) to the 6 ounce bottle of Calamine Lotion. This means a new container, as you will want to add water if it doesn't mix easily and well. .... say1/4 of the volume of the mix, to start, and go higher until YOU are happy with its application viscosity. Use a small battery driven "drink mixer", or similar means to make the "cream" smooth and frothy and you'll need a larger container to bottle the increased volume of water and Hydrocortosone. I suggest application with say, a 3/4 inch wide artists brush. Works great for me, and doesn't waste the material. I'd guess that it takes about a month to clear up this form of psoriasis - give or take a week or two, but the action towards healing is quite apparent once this combo is applied.

Yes.

Prolactin is released following masturbation and sex. Anecdotally, masturbation and sex have been linked to Acne.

I believe it is this hormone (also responsible for milk production) and not Testerone that causes Acne.

Vitiligo is an auto immune diseases. It causes loss of pigment melanin from skin

which actually skin color as result skin divided in to two color 1 real and 2 white

No

One of the ways is to use less yeast.

A scratch?

# Get a rose. Put it in a dark, dry area so it will die quicker.When the rose dies, a small green round fruit-like formation grows in the middle of it. Once the rose dies, remove this small fruit-like formation. # Take a knife and cut it into two halves.There will be cotton like stuff in the two half's. # Take a toothpick and remove this cotton-like stuff (scientifically, it is called cythilicus).Don't touch it with your bare hands.Place it in a small cup. # Place this small cup next to the boiling water cup so it can absorb the steam of the boiling water and become fluffier. Don't let any water touch the cotton-like stuff. # Don't place it in the microwave or it won't work. It needs to absorb the steam. Once it becomes fluffy(after 10-15 minutes next to the boiling water cup), place the cup of cythilicus under the sun.

* Rose * One cup of boiling water * Knife * toothpick * Bowl * Sunlight http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Itching-Powder

Not really. It's far more probable that it was a pimple or a small boil.

Pop it! People believe that it leaves scares but it doesn't. I've had pimples before and I popped them. No scares are left on my face. You can also use toothpaste, because if you put it on the pimple overnight it will dry it up and the fluoride with clean out the bacteria

The only drug for acne is Isotretinoin and you need a prescription for it. However you have to take it for several months, never go in the sun without sun creme (that's why it's better to use it in the winter) and you may suffer from some side-effects. There is also a three-day natural treatment that helps many people regardless of their age.