Skin Disorders

Without any other facts as to local, size, details of onset, I'd have to say that sounds like an allergic reaction... If you'll funish more details, perhaps I can narrow it down a little more specifically.....

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It could be a contact allergy, from something she lies on. It could also be a staph infection of the skin. The only way to know for sure is to have a vet look at it.

well i have one and i am going to get it removed the seventeenth but the skin on the cyst keeps peeling and the bump has gone down so much that im not sure I'll need it removed. i hope that helps a little!

Inside the elbow is a common location for eczema, not for psoriasis. Eczema likes to affect body parts such as (neck, behind knees, inner elbows, etc.) whereas psoriasis likes the elbows, knees, scalp and belly button.

Bikini Rash is generally caused by shaving down the upper inside of the legs to the pubic area on a woman. This leaves a rash and stubble. That's why most young women go for waxing.

Maybe because you have something rubing on it. Maybe like cloths and you have been walking.

It is short for Paraphenylenediamine.
This chemical, an ingredient of many hair dyes, sometimes causes an allergic reaction, i.e. dermatitis (inflammation of the skin.)

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White patches of skin, Itchyness, and depression.

all i have to say about that is to wash your face with soap and water every morning and every night. If you want to get rid of your blackheads with storebought chemecals buy the nutrogina blackhead eraser, Its a cream that works! It took out some of my blackheads in only 2 washes! Use 3 times a day though! (Morning after work/school and before you go to sleep)

well boi, just rinse and repeat several times untill there raw

Your dog might have fleabite syndrome, or some kind of exzema. See a vet, and be honest about what your dog is eating - for example, sweet treats can cause exzema. Meanwhile, treat your home for fleas (flea-bombs are good, just keep the dog and family out of the house for the recommended period). Use flea powder on floors and vacuum daily; also treat garden areas where your dog likes to relax. Do remember that while cats don't exhibit such extreme flea symptoms as dogs they are great flea-factories. Treat your cat, or visiting cats, with powder as well. It is important, though, to see the vet and be certain there's no other underlying cause to the itching. One thing you can do: look at any fleas you can isolate and check their size. If they are all tiny it could mean the adults are dead and the hatchlings are doomed. Your vet can discuss this with you. Don't leave your dog in distress. You can choose to visit a doctor, but your dog cannot.

I don't know about the apple cider, I have never tried it. But if you have acne you are trying to get rid of you need tea tree oil. It works on your neck, face, back, legs, everywhere! It will make a huge difference overnight. But be careful, stick you 2x a day (after you wash your face in the morning and after you wash at night) otherwise you will get wicked peeling. Putting it on more often does not help, it makes it worse.

Also, you may feel your skin to be dry or burning. Just wait 5 minutes (or until it dries) and then put on some tea tree oil ointment (purest ingredients only! Like jojoba oil, beeswax, lavender oil, etc) or clean&clear dual action lotion. If it really burns, wash it off immediately with cool water and put on moisturizer!

The best stuff you get it 100% but if you find your skin is to sensitive, try just the ointment or a lesser percentage of oil.

Hope that somewhat helped.

You have a disease that spreads on your body when you get sick or ur diein

There are lot's of kind of facials you can have to get rid of blackheads, but spa facials differ from place to place, and there are usually different products for different skin types. So what you need to do is book yourself a facial, but leave it undecided until you've had a consultation with a beauty therapist, or go in to a beauty salon and ask to speak to a therapist aqbout the different facials, ask what kind of facial would be benificial for your skin type. The beauty therapist should be able to recommend the right facial for you.

Sounds like it could be a reactive dermatitis. Try changing your shampoo and or laundry detergent.

But some UV rays do cause cancer.

It is a dry skin condition which is extremely common with children (50-70%). After having a shower or bath use moisturiser to soften the skin. This may take a while so be patient

Gross, go to a doctor, and he will tell you what to do about it. If it has hair, It's definitely NOT a pimple. It's possible its a sist, or a growth. But anyways, get that looked at. It might be contagious.

Psoriasis or Eczema... if it doesnt go away the best thing would be to see a dermatologist to tell you exactly what it is and how to get rid of it.

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You may not have had a cold but chicken pox instead. You should call your doctor. DO NOT take aspirin. Being a holiday weekend you may want to call your local ER, I would suggest having someone pick up some Aveeno bath soak for you to use and calamine lotion to ease the itching.

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Nah I tried they cant be cured overnight but I do have a 10 tip list that may reduce zits and pimples by 60%

Herpes zoster has an acute phase when the skin lesions are present. In a week or two, the skin lesions resolve, and then many people have a chronic pain syndrome for months or years afterwards.