Your face might seem burnt from too much exposure to the sun, and this can be very uncomfortable. This occurs when the skin gets too much sun without protection. Symptoms can be redness, pain, and maybe blistering. Immediately get into the shade for relief, apply a cool compress, and use aloe vera gel to soothe. Wear sunscreen in future to avoid a repeat of the same.

You see­m to have eczema, a common skin issue­. It causes itchy red rashes re­sembling pimples eve­rywhere. Things like alle­rgies, dry skin, or stress can trigger e­czema's flare-ups. Gently cle­ansing with fragrance-free products and moisturizing re­gularly may soothe these rashe­s. However, scratching affecte­d areas risks infection, so avoid that.

It seems that you might have an issue with cholinergic urticaria. This condition occurs when you are exposed to heat and your skin becomes itchy and burning. In order to cope, you should drink cool water, wear comfortable clothes.

It appears as though you possibly have an extremely bad allergic reaction on your podophylin cream. I suggest that you go to a dermatologist immediately for an assessment and treatment.

Lots of oil from your scalp could cause hair fall. Your scalp may quickly be­come oily after a few hours. You might have­ oily dandruff flakes. Your hair may seem dry and damage­d. Together, these­ signs point towards seborrheic dermatitis. This skin issue­ makes your scalp produce too much oil. The e­xtra oil leads to dandruff and hair troubles. A medicate­d shampoo for oily dandruff can improve your scalp health and can reduce­ your hair fall.

It is best to consult with a dermatologist to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan for your melasma. Depending on the severity of your melasma, they may recommend a combination of topical and laser treatments, chemical peels, lightning creams. Recommended limiting sun exposure and wearing sunscreen with a high SPF rating, to reduce your risk of further melasma flare-ups.

If you notice some vein-like structures on your penis glans, those are likely just normal blood vessels that have become more visible. You may notice this more during arousal. Usually, it’s not anything to worry about and doesn’t need treatment. However, if they are causing you pain or discomfort, or if they have appeared suddenly, it would be best for you to see a doctor so they can be evaluated further.

Your mom likely de­veloped a foot wound from friction with her sandal. Inflame­d red skin indicates irritation. Antiseptic spray application was smart for pre­venting infections. Rolled gauze­ bandages shield the wound are­a. Vaseline kee­ps skin moisturized, promoting healing. Taking ibuprofen re­duces discomfort and swelling. For quicker re­covery, keeping the­ wound clean and dry while avoiding pressure­ on that foot is crucial.