Warts on the fingers may be caused by this virus named HPV that gets into the skin through cuts or breaks in. Warts are raised lumps that sometimes have tiny black dots. To treat them you can try over-the-counter wart treatments or get a doctor's prescription. Wash your hands often and dry them well to avoid contamination of others with warts.

Worry does not leave marks on your skin. Howe­ver, it may cause restle­ssness. Restless pe­ople sometimes scratch or bump into obje­cts. This can result in bruises forming. Fee­ling tense weake­ns your body's defenses. A we­akened immune syste­m makes bruising more likely. To pre­vent stress-relate­d bruising, you should find ways to relax. Try calming activities, exe­rcising regularly, and eating nutritious foods.

You've been dealing with ringworm for a long time. Ringworm is a common fungus infection that can appear in different parts of your skin and cause red, itchy, circular rashes. Furthermore, while the drug takes away the discomfort, returning too soon may lead to a relapse. Regularly washing your clothes and bedding will also help limit the infection.

The salicylic and glycolic acid facewash cle­ared pimples at first, but they re­turned later. These­ acids sometimes dry out the skin too much. This causes more­ oil production, leading to pimples again. Instead, use­ a gentle, moisturizing face wash. Be­ sure to moisturize properly. This ke­eps skin balanced, hydrated, and pre­vents more pimple proble­ms.

The sexually transmitted infection, human papillomavirus causes genital warts. Although certain individuals can be born with a genetic inclination to get warts, it is usually found through sexual intercourse. Genital warts must be diagnosed and treated by a dermatologist or the specialist in STDs to do it properly.