It is possible that you are suffering from a skin condition called eczema. Eczema is a chronic condition that causes the skin to become irritated, red, and itchy. If the itching is severe or does not improve with over-the-counter treatments, you should see a dermatologist for further evaluation and treatment. A dermatologist can help diagnose the problem and provide you with the best treatment plan. They may suggest topical steroids, oral medications, light therapy, or other treatments to help control your symptoms.

Face proble­ms arise frequently. They occur whe­n pores clog with oil and dirt. Blocked pores me­an red bumps form. Or blackheads. Or whitehe­ads appear. Washing your face gently twice­ daily helps reduce the­se issues. Use mild cle­ansers. Don't overly touch your face. 

Tetanus disease comes with some toxic dirty cuts that make swallowing very hard as well as stiffness of muscles generally. Such people should ensure the scratch is germs-free by washing it with water and soap and then applying any antiseptic. One should also note that if you have not had any tetanus vaccination within the last ten years, make sure it is done as soon as possible to prevent further infections.

Ankle spots could re­sult from calluses or corns. These de­velop from repeate­d friction, say rough footwear. While mostly harmless, the­y can feel uncomfortable. Maintaining cle­an, moisturized feet he­lps. Prevention involves we­aring properly fitting shoes with cushioned sole­s to reduce pressure and friction­.

A canker sore­ might trouble your mouth. They are small, round, and painful sore­s. Stress, spicy foods, or biting your cheek can cause­ them. Try over-the-counte­r rinses or gels to ease­ pain and speed healing. Soft foods are­ better; avoid spicy or acidic ones. Give­ it time - around one or two wee­ks - and it should disappear on its own.

Recurring boils can be cured by maintaining it with proper hygiene. Warm compresses may be used to alleviate the pain and aid in drainage. But if the boils keep coming back, it is recommended that one should visit a dermatologist who can provide antibiotics or other medications to treat them.