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DYSHIDROTIC ECZEMA :   Dyshidrotic eczema, also known as dyshidrosis or pompholyx, is a skin condition in which blisters develop on the soles of your feet or the palms of your hands and fingers.  The blisters can appear as tiny bumps on fingers or can grow together and cover larger areas on the hands and feet.  These blisters are usually very itchy and may be filled with fluid. Blisters normally last for about 3 to 4 weeks and may be triggered by a variety of issues like an allergy, genetics, or stress.  WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF DYSHIDROTIC ECZEMA ? The exact cause of dyshidrotic eczema   is unknown. Previously, it was thought to be an issue with an individual’s sweat ducts, but that was proven false. Stress can be another trigger for dyshidrotic eczema, as can changes in the weather. Some people experience flares when it’s hot and humid out (and UVA rays are strong), while others experience flares when the temperature drops and gets cold.  People living...

  JUVENILE PLANTAR  DERMATOSIS { SWEATY SOCK SYNDROME } : Juvenile plantar dermatosis presents as a red, scaly lesion that affects the weight-bearing regions of the sole of the foot. The initial lesions are symmetrical, red macules with a somewhat shiny appearance that can be found on the bottom of the foot. These macules eventually coalesce to form many erythematous patches with associated scaling. Fissuring and cracking of the skin is very common. One unique finding in JPD is that the toe webs are spared. uvenile plantar dermatosis (JPD), also known as "wet and dry foot syndrome”, is a skin disorder of the feet that commonly affects children from ages 3 to 14. JPD is frequently seen in children with eczema  but it is not a requirement for diagnosis. The primary underlying mechanism involved in the development of JPD is a cycle of excessive moisture followed by rapid drying, which leads to cracking and fissuring of the plantar surfaces of the feet. The keratin layers of ...

 WHAT IS ECZEMA ? Eczema is a condition in which patches of skin become inflamed, itchy, cracked, and rough. Some types can also cause blisters.  Many people use the word eczema when referring to atopic dermatitis,  which is the most common type. The term atopic refers to a collection of conditions that involve the immune system, including atopic dermatitis, asthma , and hay fever.  The word dermatitis refers to inflammation  of the skin.  Different types and stages of eczema   affect  31.6 % million  people in the United States, which equals more than 10% of the population. Certain foods, such as nuts and dairy, can trigger symptoms of eczema. Environmental triggers can include smoke, pollen, soaps, and fragrances. Eczema is not contagious. Some people outgrow the condition, while others will continue to have it throughout adulthood.   WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF ECZEMA ? There are several types of eczema Besides atopic dermatitis, ...

 EAR ECZEMA : Ear eczema (atopic dermatitis ) is a condition that causes your skin to become dry, discolored, itchy and bumpy. It may appear on the outside of your ear or inside your ear canal. Eczema  damages the skin barrier function (the “glue” of your skin). As a result, your skin becomes more sensitive and more prone to infection and dryness.  There are different types of dermatitis, which means inflammation of the skin. Atopic dermatitis is more common in babies and children but can occur in adults. Eczema can be embarrassing and make people self-conscious, but it is very common. About 15 - 30% of children and 2–10% of adults will get atopic dermatitis in their lifetime, and 60% of cases will develop in the first year of life. Other eczema types may be more or less prevalent.  People should speak with their doctor when they first notice ear eczema for proper diagnosis and treatment. Eczema, aka atopic dermatitis, can appear nearly anywhere on the body. Peo...

  DERMATITIS NEGLECTA : Dermatitis neglecta (DN) refers to a skin condition that occurs from a lack of hygiene. Also called dermatosis neglecta, this is just one type of dermatitis.  Despite the concerning physical traits of DN, it’s extremely treatable. For some people, simply resuming bathing properly clears up the condition. Others might need the help of over-the-counter products to remove excess skin. Despite the ease of treatment, it’s important to see a dermatologist (skin doctor) for a proper diagnosis first to be sure that your symptoms aren’t being caused by another condition.  Washing the skin is essential to your overall health. Not only do you cleanse germs and grease, but proper bathing also removes dead skin cells and other agents that can build up on the skin.  WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF DERMATITIS NEGLECTA ? DN [ Dermatitis Neglecta ] is primarily caused by a lack of hygiene. However, the precise causes might be more complex than simply not washing the sk...