Dyshidrosis is a common chronic dermatitis of the hands and feet that may cause significant physical discomfort, psychological distress, and occupational impairment. Topics reviewed in this ...

The diagnosis of dyshidrosis is made by careful history and clinical examination. The clinical picture of this condition was well described by Shelley in 1953. [13] Dyshidrosis is characterized by ...

Strategies include structured education, avoidance of trigger factors, primary to tertiary prevention, topical anti-inflammatory treatment with glucocorticosteroids ... Based on the clinical features ...

Severe psoriasis may require treatment with powerful medications, including: Trexall (methotrexate) Sandimmune (cyclosporine) Biologic drugs, including Enbrel (etanercept), Remicade (infliximab), ...

An acute case of eyelid dermatitis may clear up on its own in a few days, but most people require treatment. A chronic case can take up to a month to heal with treatment. Contact or atopic dermatitis ...

Treatment will depend on the cause ... such as the underarms. Atopic dermatitis, also known as eczema, can affect the armpits. It happens when a problem with the skin barrier makes the skin ...

If it persists well beyond three months, or if it’s found in other places (including the face), then have your doctor check it’s not another skin condition or eczema. It’s rare to need medical ...

A septic system isn’t much good if it’s clogged, and once it is clogged, it’ll cost a fair amount to pump it—but using a septic tank treatment every so often can help prevent this.

A 2020 study of treating a skin pigmentation disorder found that applying placental tissue soaked in tea tree oil to the skin was more effective than a prescription antifungal treatment for ...

Jazz and Werewolf's aim is to position WTX-613 as a safer alternative tipping the risk-to-benefit balance back in favour of treatment when used as both a monotherapy and in combination with other ...