Dermatology

Asteatotic Eczema or Xerotic Eczema occurs when the skin loses its natural oils, turning parched. In addition, it often targets the shins, arms, and legs, leaving its mark as red,...

There are two skin conditions: psoriasis and shingles. They can both cause painful, itchy rashes over substantial portions of skin. However, they diverge greatly regarding diagnosis, treatment, and transmission. Introduction…

While certain psoriasis detox diets may claim that they can cure psoriasis, there isn’t any scientific data to back up these claims. Too-restricted diets may also result in nutritional shortages…

Introduction Vitiligo, a skin disorder that leads to the depigmentation of patches on the skin, is a condition that has intrigued medical professionals and researchers alike for decades. However, within…

Introduction  Eczema, a broad term encompassing various inflammatory skin conditions, often invites a diverse set of challenges. Amidst its multifaceted manifestations, the condition emerges as a nuanced and less-explored facet….

Introduction Our skin, the largest organ in our body, frequently mirrors the complex interaction between internal and external elements. The two different skin disorders, eczema and hives, are similar in…

Understanding Urticarial Vasculitis Urticarial vasculitis is an uncommon type of vasculitis that presents with clinical characteristics similar to those of both vasculitis and urticaria. Urticarial lesions lasting over 24 hours…

What is Papular Urticaria? Papular Urticaria is a papulovesicular response to insect and arachnid attacks; this condition is more frequent in youngsters than adults. However, it appears in the summer…

Urticaria Multiforme (UM), a rare but perplexing skin condition, presents a challenging puzzle for patients and healthcare professionals. Unlike the more common urticaria (hives) that many people are familiar with,…

Introduction Palmoplantar psoriasis is a type of skin condition that mainly affects the skin on your hands and feet. It can look different, appearing as a mix of forms, like…