Conditions & Diseases

Scar for­ma­tion is a nat­ur­al occur­rence after surgery as scars help to strength­en the tis­sues that are heal­ing. How­ev­er, too much of a good thing may not actu­al­ly be ben­e­fi­cial. Scars can become both­er­some and lim­it movement.

Most plan­tar warts aren’t a seri­ous health con­cern, but they may be both­er­some or painful, and they can be resis­tant to treat­ment. You may need to see your Podi­a­trist to treat and remove plan­tar warts.

One of the most com­mon preg­nan­cy-relat­ed skin dis­eases is a con­di­tion called Pru­rit­ic Urticar­i­al Papules and Plaques of Preg­nan­cy (PUPPP). This dis­ease most often affects women who are preg­nant for the first time, and recur­rences with sub­se­quent preg­nan­cies are uncommon.

When your erec­tion falls flat, you need real and hon­est infor­ma­tion on what to do. Ignore those mir­a­cle cures and ran­dom Google search­es; get seri­ous about fix­ing your prob­lem and talk to a doctor.

Eye­lid der­mati­tis, or a rash on the eye­lids, is a very com­mon skin con­di­tion. Eye­lids have the thinnest skin of the whole body so they are most sus­cep­ti­ble to irri­ta­tion. Eye­lid der­mati­tis presents as dry, red, itchy skin and can have many causes.

Accord­ing to the Amer­i­can Can­cer Soci­ety, rough­ly 8,000 men will be diag­nosed with tes­tic­u­lar can­cer in the Unit­ed States this year. Tes­tic­u­lar can­cer is a rar­er form of can­cer, but instances have been on the rise. Luck­i­ly, if caught ear­ly, tes­tic­u­lar can­cer can be treat­ed successfully.

Pso­ri­a­sis affects 100 mil­lion peo­ple world­wide, with about 150,000 new cas­es every year. There is no known cure for pso­ri­a­sis, but with dif­fer­ent treat­ments and lifestyle alter­ations, symp­toms may be relieved.

The aver­age per­son sheds between 50 – 100 hairs per day. As you age, it is nor­mal to expe­ri­ence grad­ual thin­ning and break­age of hair.