Posts by Asheboro Dermatology
La dermatitis atópica para los niños hispanos
Este articulo es designado para ayudar a los niños hispanos y sus familias con entender mejor y gestionar la dermatitis atópica (o lo que refieren como “eczema”). El articulo no tiene muchos detalles pero en cambio proporciona información general y ideas prácticas sobre el tratamiento. Es usado para apoyar a su dermatólogo. La dermatitis atópica es un trastorno común de la…
Read MoreAtopic Dermatitis In Hispanic Children
This article is designed to help Hispanic children and their families better understand and manage Atopic Dermatitis (or what some refer to as “Eczema”). The article is not overly detailed but is instead meant to provide general information and practical treatment insights. It is used to support your Dermatologist. Atopic Dermatitis is a common skin disorder that affects all ages but ESPECIALLY children.…
Read MorePrevent hand-foot-and-mouth disease
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease: Overview What exactly is hand-foot-and-mouth disease? Hand-foot-and-mouth disease (HFMD) is a contagious disease caused by a virus. While one of several viruses can cause it, the signs are usually the same: An itchy rash on the hands, feet, or both Mouth sores You can catch HFMD from having close contact with a person…
Read MoreMelasma
Melasma: Overview What is melasma? Melasma is a common skin problem. It causes brown to gray-brown patches, usually on the face. Most people get it on their cheeks, bridge of their nose, forehead, chin, and above their upper lip. It also can appear on other parts of the body that get lots of sun, such…
Read MoreShingles: How to reduce your risk
Shingles: Overview What is shingles? Most people who get this disease develop a painful, blistering rash. Is it contagious? Yes, but you cannot give anyone shingles. While you have blisters, you can spread a virus. If that virus infects someone who hasn’t had chickenpox (or the chickenpox vaccine), the person can get chickenpox. If you…
Read MoreShould You Be Concerned About a New Mole on Your Body?
By the time you enter your late 20s, it’s quite common to have a few—or even several—moles on your body. In many cases, these colored skin growths are just a part of natural life and not a sign of concern. However, if your existing moles start to change or you start to develop new growths, it’s…
Read More4 Dermatologist-Approved Tips for Managing Sensitive Skin
Everyone’s skin is different and will react to external forces and skincare products in unique ways. Finding the right routine can be a real challenge for individuals with delicate skin that’s prone to breakouts or irritated by certain chemicals. If you have sensitive skin, consider embracing the following dermatologist-approved tips in your quest for a…
Read MoreDiagnosis, Treatment, and Cause: Learn More About Vitiligo
About one percent of the population has the skin condition known as vitiligo. The disease affects the pigmentation of the skin and causes white patches to form. Many experts believe it is an autoimmune disease that attacks the pigment cells in the areas where the patches appear. It usually affects the skin but can lead…
Read MoreDoes Stress Affect Your Skin?
When you have a demanding job, a busy social life, or intense family obligations, stress is something that needs to be managed on a daily basis. By finding the right balance between work, relationships, diet, and exercise, you can reduce stress and anxiety to improve your mental state and outlook on life. Better still, your…
Read MoreManage Acne Papules
In spite of the fact that acne is thought of as a teenager’s ailment, many adults struggle with this issue as well. Nobody wants to deal with acne, which can be especially embarrassing when it is immediately visible on your face. Acne papules are small blemishes of the skin that become inflamed and red before…
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