Skin Disorders
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The American Skin
September 11th changed all of our lives forever. But out of the sadness came patriotism, faith and the real American skin. This is my tribute to the country that I love.
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Tinea Versicolor-Revisited
Tinea Versicolor, a chronic fungal infection of the epidermis, affects thousands of people worldwide. First discussed in November of 200, we are revisiting this topic because of its overwhelming readership. Let's share each other's experiences, successful/unsuccessful treatments, frustration and general insight into this skin disorder.
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Atrophoderma of Pasini and Pierini
Atrophoderma of Pasini and Pierini is a rare skin disease that results in oval-shaped, bluish lesions or plaques generally located on the back but can appear anywhere on the trunk and extremities. Very little is known about this disease that typically affects women and lasts months to years usually healing spontaneously.
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Psoriasis-Hope is on the Horizon
The future for psoriasis patients looks promising. With the genetic revolution, new and better treatments and possibly even cures are on the horizon. There is hope!
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Understanding Psoriasis
Psoriasis is an agonizing chronic skin condition that can quickly drain a patient's emotions and spirit. People are not alone in feelings of hopelessness, frustration and anger.
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Poison Ivy
It's finally the season for romping outdoors and playing in the sun! It's also the season for encountering poison ivy. There are many useful treatments to prevent, medicate and soothe a poison ivy rash as well as poison sumac and poison oak.
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The Horrible Hives
Hives can last only hours (acute urticaria) or several years (chronic urticaria). Multitudes of factors can cause a case of hives including foods, medications, animals, insects, chemicals, sun and extreme temperatures. There are several treatment possibilities for this annoying skin condition, even for the most chronic cases.
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The Benefits of Vitamin B6 and the Symptoms and Illnesses Related to B6 Deficiency
Discover how vitamin B6 could be the missing link to your good health. This essential element treats skin diseases such as melanoma, psoriasis, acne, eczema, and dandruff plus a multitude of other illnesses.
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Alternative Natural Therapies for Atopic Eczema
There are several natural therapies available for treating atopic eczema. They are definitely worth exploring as alternatives to prescription medications. Numerous simple preventive measures can also be taken to eliminate the allergens in your home and prevent eczema flare-ups from occurring. Learn how to best manage your atopic eczema!
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Medical Treatments for Atopic Eczema
There are many prescription medications available for treating atopic eczema. Most concerns for doctors, parents and patients are the potential side effects. Recently new medications have become available that carry less potential problems and are effective forms of treatment. Discover what the best treatment option is for you.
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The Causes of Atopic Eczema
Atopic Eczema afflicts an estimated 3% of the American population most of which are children. The causes of atopic eczema are a combination of several various factors. Each person reacts differenty to these factors; and
therefore treating the disease can be difficult and frustrating. Discovering the reason behind your child's or your eczema might be the link to controlling the condition.
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Tinea Versicolor: Treating a Chronic Skin Infection
Tinea Versicolor effects 5% of the American population alone mostly striking teenagers and young men. This fungal infection is not easily cured, usually a chronic condition, and often requires constant maintenance and management to keep it under control.
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Itching to Find Cures for Skin Disorders
Skin disorders can be harmless or fatal, but usually always aggravating. Knowing every possible treatment is vital. This article highlights eczema, tinea versicolor, acne, and diaper rash.
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