Why do I have skin issues?

I see that you are having dark spots on your face after getting a sunburn. This is called hyperpigmentation. It happens when your skin makes more pigment, called melanin, to protect itself from the sun. To help, avoid direct sunlight, use sunscreen, wear a hat, and apply aloe vera to soothe the burn. Over time, the dark spots may fade, but protecting your skin from the sun is key.

It is possible that the black vertical line on the boy's thumb nail is a result of a melanonychia striata, which is a linear nail melanin pigmentation. It is relatively common in children and is generally harmless. However, it is important to have it evaluated by a doctor, especially if it is growing, to rule out any underlying medical conditions.

Warts aren't always caused by STDs.. Warts can spread though! Get checked anyway for any Abnormalities.

itching in your PRIVATE part can be caused by many things. one reason could be a YEAST infection.. other causes could be a BACTERIAL infection, an STD, or skin irritation.. if you experience discharge, pain, or a foul smell, it is important to see a DOCTOR.. They can give you a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.. to prevent itching in the future, avoid harsh SOAPS and scented products, wear loose clothing, and practice good HYGIENE..

You have a fungus infection of the head of the penis. Fungal infections occur in hot, moist areas. The signs of redness, itching as well as an unusual discharge. To get rid of it, the area should be kept clean and dry, loose clothing should be worn and antifungal cream should be used.

You are afraid of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome from drugs. It is a rare but serious skin reaction. Symptoms can be flu-like symptoms, a rash, and blisters on the skin. Medicines or infections can cause it. Before starting any new medicine, speak with your doctor if this is something that concerns you. They will be able to help you choose what might work best for you and watch out for signs of trouble.

I recommend that you see a dermatologist for this issue. The scar tissue that resulted from the surgery might have injured the hair follicles, thus depriving them of any regrowth. Unfortunately, there is no scientifically based treatment to re-grow hair in scar tissue except by means of a transplant. Some topical treatments may be prescribed by a dermatologist

If the cut is not all bette­r, it is important to look for signs of infection. Look for red skin, swe­lling, warmth, or pus near the bite spot. If you se­e any of those things, you should go to the doctor to stop proble­ms. Remember to ke­ep the area cle­an and put a bandage on it until a doctor can check it out.

When ignored, eczema can cause dry, itchy skin with small bumps that may spread to other fingers. This condition is usually not contagious but uncomfortable. Eczema may be brought about by allergens or irritants present in the environment or stressors at home or the workplace. To manage this kind of problem, always keep the skin moisturized all the time; avoid anything that triggered the outbreak such as harsh detergent soaps among others–instead use mild ones which are readily available over-the-counter (OTC) drugs like hydrocortisone creams can also work effectively if prescribed by doctors specializing in treating diseases related with epidermis.

I suggest that you visit a dermatologist and have them check out the mole on your nose. They can tell whether the mole is a benign or malignant one. However, based on the diagnosis, surgical removal or any other alternative mode of treatment may be recommended by a dermatologist. I suggest consulting a dermatologist near you for further advice. The treatment cost is determined by the recommendations and location of a particular clinic.