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      Folliculitis and Acneiform Dermatoses
      What is Folliculitis and Acneiform Dermatoses? Folliculitis is a group of skin conditions characterized by the inflammatory cells that affect the wall and Ostia of the hair follicle, creating follicular-based pustule and pus formation.  Acneiform dermatoses are acne lesions (follicular eruptions) that may be cystic, nodular, or papulopustular, which develop
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      Vitiligo
      What is Vitiligo? Vitiligo is a long-term skin pigmentation disorder characterized by loss of melanin in which pale white patches develop on the skin in different body parts. What Causes Vitiligo? The particular cause of vitiligo remains unknown, but several researchers have hypothesized different theories linking to the development of
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      Contact Dermatitis
      What is Contact Dermatitis? Contact dermatitis is a wide range of skin conditions experienced when a person’s skin comes into contact with various allergens that trigger allergic reactions on the skin characterized by irritation and redness of the skin. What Causes Contact Dermatitis? There are three causes of Contact Dermatitis:
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      Lichen Sclerosus
      What Is Lichen Sclerosus? Lichen sclerosus (LS) is a chronic skin condition that commonly affects the genital skin (vulva and penis) and anal areas. However, LS may occasionally appear on the upper body parts including arms and breasts. What causes Lichen Sclerosus? The exact cause of LS is not clearly
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      Ichthyosis
      What is Ichthyosis? Ichthyosis is a rare skin condition characterized by persistent and widespread dry, thickened, and “fish scale-like” patches on the skin surface. Ichthyosis may present itself as a mild abnormal skin appearance affecting specific body parts to severe cases covering large areas of the body. The chronic shedding
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      Cicatricial Alopecia
        What is Cicatricial Alopecia? Cicatricial alopecia (CA), also known as scarring alopecia, refers to diverse forms of hair loss disorders associated as a result of allergic reactions. The many forms of CA have a common theme of potentially triggering the inflammatory cells to destroy the stem cells around the
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      Allergy to Herbs and Supplements
      A person experiences an allergic reaction when a part of our immune system or the whole body reacts to a substance that is usually harmless. Therefore, an allergy is an exaggerated reaction by our immune system in response to contact with foreign substances. It is estimated that almost 35 percent
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      Underwear Allergies
      What are Underwear Allergies? Underwear, also known as undergarments, consists of clothing usually worn next to the skin by pulling them past the feet and upwards to the waist to cover or hide the private parts lying underneath.  It is usually worn under other outer clothing like shorts, trousers, skirts
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      Bra Allergies
      What are Bras? Bras, also known as brassieres, are women’s undergarment designed to support the weight of breasts. Each bra is composed of two cups designed to fit each breast; a chest band that wraps around the torso and closed in the back by a hook and an eye fastener;
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      Allergy to Latex
      It is common to think that there are different types and forms of allergies that are never heard of. You may be familiar with some common allergic reactions to birds, chicken, and fish, but rubber? Hmmm…Very rare! This could lead to another but an uncommon type of allergy called latex
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