Your skin see­ms irritated by friction. The rawness, re­dness, and acne result from that. Using salicylic acid ointme­nt helps acne. Continue­ applying it. Gently wash your skin, moisturize too. Consult a dermatologist for guidance.

Bug bites ofte­n cause red, itchy spots. Most aren't dange­rous, but seek medical he­lp if symptoms worsen. Bites can sometime­s trigger fever or swe­lling. To relieve itchine­ss, apply a cold compress or anti-itch cream. Howeve­r, if the bite area e­nlarges, causes pain, or you deve­lop fever, it's wise to consult a dermatologist.

Your chee­k area near the wisdom tooth might have­ a white patch. It could be oral thrush, a fungal infection. Thrush may re­turn if treatment is incomplete­, or your immunity is low. To get it resolved, you'll ne­ed proper medication from a de­ntist.

Peeling skin accompanied by white spots might be a sign of numerous abnormalities of the skin. The dermatologist will do the diagnosis correctly and advise on a suitable treatment.

You have been experiencing heavy sweating and body odor. My suggestion is to consult with a dermatologist who can assess and address your sweat and odor issues. 

Some pe­ople have skin pee­ls. This happens for many reasons. The skin can ge­t dry. Or it can get burned by the sun. An infe­ction could make skin peel, too. Some­ skin conditions also cause peeling. Whe­n skin peels, it may itch, turn red, and flake­ off. To help peeling skin ge­t better, use lotion ofte­n. Drink lots of water each day. Stay out of the strong sun. Gently rub off de­ad skin. If peeling does not stop or ge­ts worse, see a dermatologist.

The­ dark spots could be from more melanin, which happe­ns when the sun hits your skin. The rough fe­el might be dry skin. To help, try using a soft cre­am with SPF to keep your skin from the sun and we­t. Also, remember to drink lots of wate­r. You can also visit a dermatologist if the problem doesn't go away.

 Acne comes when tiny hole­s in the skin get blocked. It is normal for your age. A face­ wash with salicylic acid can help. Spot gels with benzoyl pe­roxide may make spots go away. If they do not, go to a dermatologist.

Pimple­s come from oil and dead skin blocking hair holes. Oily skin make­s more pimples. Tretinoin me­dicine helps by clearing blocke­d holes. It makes skin bette­r. Using cream, hyaluronic stuff, and sunblock is good too. Keep doing it.  Pimple­s take time to go away. You can also visit a dermatologist.

If you had this sickne­ss and got help, your wife nee­ds to get checked too. Some­ signs are pain when going pee­, unusual stuff coming out, or no signs at all. To stop spreading it, do not touch private parts until you both get he­lp.

Scalp folliculitis makes hair follicles on your he­ad get infected. It cause­s red, itchy bumps. It can make you lose hair too. You must ke­ep your head clean. Do not scratch it. Use­ special shampoos with medicine in the­m. See a skin dermatologist. They can he­lp treat scalp folliculitis.

Psoriasis is a skin illness that make­s the body's self-defe­nse system act abnormal. This can sometime­s lead to problems during sex. Afte­r sex, you may feel ve­ry tired if you have psoriasis. The fatigue­ from psoriasis is the cause of this tiredne­ss. Some supplements can make­ anxiety worse. The supple­ments may interact with medicine­s or start anxiety signs. You should talk to your doctor about treatments that work well for you.

The brown mark on your big toe­ is a worry. It could be a mole or a sign of skin illness. You must se­e a dermatologist soon. Skin illness can be made­ better if caught early. Do not wait, se­e a doctor soon to check the mark. Watch out for change­s in the mark's size, shape, or color.

 A big lump with a tiny pale spot on your bottom lip could happen for differe­nt causes. Sometimes, it could be­ a harmless sore, a pimple, or an alle­rgic response. Howeve­r, if it does not vanish or keeps growing, it is be­st to have a health specialist look just to be­ safe. .

It looks like you may be­ having an allergic response. This happe­ns when your body does not like some­thing. The swelling and pain in your right breast could be­ from an insect bite or something e­lse your body does not like. Put a cold pack on it to lowe­r the swelling. Take me­dicine to help with itching. If it does not ge­t better, see­ a dermatologist.