Treatment of diseases

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What Are the Symptoms of Actinic Keratosis?

Actinic keratoses start out as thick, scaly, crusty skin patches. These patches are generally about the diameter of a pencil eraser. Over time, the lesions may disappear, remain the same, or develop into SCC. There is no way of predicting which lesions may turn cancerous. If you notice any of the following changes in an age spot, you should have it examined by a dermatologist:

hardening of the lesion
inflammation
rapid enlargement
bleeding
redness
ulceration

If there are cancerous changes, don’t panic. This type of skin cancer is relatively easy to diagnose and treat in its early stages. Squamous cell skin cancer is the second most common type of human cancer.

How Is Allergic Eczema Treated?

Treatment for allergic eczema depends on the severity of your symptoms. In all cases, it is important to wash the affected skin with plenty of water to remove traces of the allergen.

If your symptoms are mild and do not bother you, no further treatment may be needed. You may wish to use a moisturizing cream to keep the skin hydrated and to repair damage. Over-the-counter corticosteroid creams can help with itching and inflammation.

If your symptoms are severe, your doctor may recommend prescription-strength ointments or creams. Corticosteroid pills or a shot can also be prescribed if needed.

Symptoms and Signs of a MRSA Infection

The majority of MRSA infections remain restricted to the skin. HA-MRSA can cause severe illness, where the bacteria can spread to the blood, bones, and other tissue.
Symptoms of CA-MRSA

CA-MRSA usually causes skin infections. Areas that have been cut, scratched, or rubbed are vulnerable to infection. Areas of increased body hair—such as the buttocks, armpits, back of the neck, and beard—are more likely to be infected. Infected areas are red, swollen (fluid-filled) and painful to touch. The lesion may resemble an infected spider bite. Typically, there is yellow or white center and a central head. Pus and other fluids may drain from these lesions.

The spectrum of MRSA skin infections includes infection or abscess of hair follicles (furuncles), abscesses, and carbuncles (a mass of infected furuncles).
Symptoms of HA-MRSA

HA-MRSA can cause severe problems, such as pneumonia, urinary tract infections, sepsis, and bone infections. The symptoms of HA-MRSA include:

generalized feeling of ill health (malaise)
rash
headaches
muscle aches
chills
fever
fatigue
cough
shortness of breath
chest pains

What Are the Symptoms of Eczema?

Eczema is characterized by itchy, dry, rough, flakey, inflamed, and irritated skin. It can flare up, subside, and then flare up again. It can occur anywhere but usually affects the arm, inner elbow, back of the knee, or head (particularly the cheeks and the scalp). It is not contagious and becomes less severe with age.

Red or brownish-gray patches are common symptoms. Small, raised bumps that ooze fluid when scratched are another symptom. Scratching causes them to become crusty, which can signal infection. Thickened, scaly skin is another symptom.

Eczema can cause intense itching. Scratching further irritates and inflames the skin. This can cause infections that must be treated with antibiotics.
What Are the Symptoms of Nutritional Deficiencies?

Pallor (pale skin)
fatigue
weakness
trouble breathing
unusual food cravings
hair loss
periods of lightheadedness
constipation
sleepiness
heart palpitations
feeling faint or fainting
depression