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Plaque psoriasis is an uncomfortable condition that leads to large patches of dead cells on the skin’s surface, known as plaque. These patches are typically white, itchy, and prone to flaking off over time. This condition stems from an immune system disorder in which a person’s T cells (a form of...
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Varicose eczema–also referred to as venous stasis dermatitis or simply venous eczema–occurs when the blood flow in the lower legs is restricted. The buildup of pressure and fluid eventually results in the blood flowing out of the veins and into the skin. Varicose eczema most commonly affects individuals over...
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Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that affects millions of people. This skin disorder manifests itself as itchy, scaly patches of skin. The patches may be red or pink and may be raised. Severe dandruff may occur, and some people suffer from aching joints and sore muscles. Symptoms may come...
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Atopic dermatitis is chronic and its symptoms can be stubborn. Patients may have to try a variety of treatments over a long period to manage the condition. Even with effective treatment, due to its chronic nature, atopic dermatitis symptoms recur. Early diagnosis of the condition is essential so that...
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Psoriasis Vulgaris, also known as plaque psoriasis, is the most common form of psoriasis. Almost nine out of every ten people suffering from psoriasis have this type of chronic skin condition. Plaque psoriasis usually affects the skin on your elbows, knees, scalp, and lower back. Symptoms Characteristically, plaque psoriasis appears...
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In most cases of atopic dermatitis (atopic eczema or simply eczema), medications are the most common form of treatment in relieving inflammation, irritation, and itching. In mild cases of atopic dermatitis, home remedies and self-care measures such as moisturizing regularly may be enough to control the symptoms. However, in...
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Plaque psoriasis is a painful and potentially embarrassing condition in which the skin produces too many cells. This overproduction leads to patches of thick, scaly skin that flakes and is frequently itchy. It’s possible to regulate the symptoms of plaque psoriasis, but as a chronic condition, it will continue...
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Symptoms of eczema vary person-to-person, necessitating a different treatment approach in each case. Severe chronic eczema typically requires a mix of treatments to relieve the unbearable itching and irritation. In most cases, the most effective approach to treatment involves a combination of self-care strategies such as home remedies as...
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Seborrheic dermatitis is characterized by patches of inflamed, scaly, and itchy skin that can also become flaky. Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the most common skin conditions and also one of the most prevalent types of dermatitis with symptoms alike to those of psoriasis or an allergic response. This...
Plaque psoriasis is an uncomfortable condition that leads to large patches of dead cells on the skin’s surface, known as plaque. These patches are typically white, itchy, and prone to flaking off over time. This condition stems from an immune system disorder in which a person’s T cells (a form of...
Varicose eczema–also referred to as venous stasis dermatitis or simply venous eczema–occurs when the blood flow in the lower legs is restricted. The buildup of pressure and fluid eventually results in the blood flowing out of the veins and into the skin. Varicose eczema most commonly affects individuals over...
Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that affects millions of people. This skin disorder manifests itself as itchy, scaly patches of skin. The patches may be red or pink and may be raised. Severe dandruff may occur, and some people suffer from aching joints and sore muscles. Symptoms may come...
Atopic dermatitis is chronic and its symptoms can be stubborn. Patients may have to try a variety of treatments over a long period to manage the condition. Even with effective treatment, due to its chronic nature, atopic dermatitis symptoms recur. Early diagnosis of the condition is essential so that...
Psoriasis Vulgaris, also known as plaque psoriasis, is the most common form of psoriasis. Almost nine out of every ten people suffering from psoriasis have this type of chronic skin condition. Plaque psoriasis usually affects the skin on your elbows, knees, scalp, and lower back. Symptoms Characteristically, plaque psoriasis appears...
In most cases of atopic dermatitis (atopic eczema or simply eczema), medications are the most common form of treatment in relieving inflammation, irritation, and itching. In mild cases of atopic dermatitis, home remedies and self-care measures such as moisturizing regularly may be enough to control the symptoms. However, in...
Plaque psoriasis is a painful and potentially embarrassing condition in which the skin produces too many cells. This overproduction leads to patches of thick, scaly skin that flakes and is frequently itchy. It’s possible to regulate the symptoms of plaque psoriasis, but as a chronic condition, it will continue...
Symptoms of eczema vary person-to-person, necessitating a different treatment approach in each case. Severe chronic eczema typically requires a mix of treatments to relieve the unbearable itching and irritation. In most cases, the most effective approach to treatment involves a combination of self-care strategies such as home remedies as...
Seborrheic dermatitis is characterized by patches of inflamed, scaly, and itchy skin that can also become flaky. Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the most common skin conditions and also one of the most prevalent types of dermatitis with symptoms alike to those of psoriasis or an allergic response. This...