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3 days ago · A toxic shock syndrome (TSS) rash is a widespread, sunburn-like skin irritation that often spreads to the palms and soles of the feet and eventually causes skin peeling. You'd also notice flu-like symptoms like fever and muscle aches with TSS, along with the telltale rash. Because TSS can quickly develop into an emergency with life-threatening ...
13 hours ago · Dry skin. The main cause of itchy skin is dryness. "Think of your skin as a barrier protecting you from the outside world," says Dr Kemi Fabusiwa, an NHS doctor and skincare expert, part of the Luna Daily Medical Collective. "When that wall gets dry and cracked, it allows the entry of irritants that can cause an itch.
5 days ago · Don’t ignore your skin if something persistently itchy, bumpy or painful appears. But what exactly should you look for? We broke it down with a dermatologist. 4 common skin conditions you shouldn’t ignore
1 day ago · Leaky skin: This occurs when the skin barrier weakens, allowing moisture to escape and irritants to enter. This can cause dehydration, inflammation, and conditions like acne, eczema, and accelerated aging. Sensitive skin: Many people experience sensitive skin, which can be caused by a weakened microbiome. This is especially common as we age ...
4 days ago · Tenderness. Dryness. Itching. Signs of sensitive skin can vary and may also include redness and breakouts. While sensitive skin is common, the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology explains that it can be associated with skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, acne and rosacea.
5 days ago · Perioral dermatitis can present differently in each individual and may mimic other skin conditions, such as acne, rosacea, and eczema. This rash often appears as small, red, acne-like breakouts in individuals with lighter skin tones and as skin-colored breakouts in those with darker skin tones.
3 days ago · Perioral dermatitis resembles acne with red bumps (papules) and sometimes pustules. "It can be tender, itchy, and unsightly, and unfortunately, it is typically pretty chronic, lasting months to ...
