Numerous childhood skin problems exist. Most people recognize bug bites, diaper rash, dry skin and sunburn--but eczema, bacteria, viruses and fungi commonly cause skin problems too. Allergies frequently cause skin conditions with symptoms of hives...
Skin problems in children range from the expected---the occasional rash or insect bite---to the frightening. Most can be treated with topical solutions designed to stop an allergic reaction, kill a virus, or simply retain more moisture. Some...
Everyone develops dry skin on their hands at some point in their lives. Blame it on the weather, improper skin care, or daily tasks such as washing dishes or gardening. But, dry scaling skin on your hands that persists may be a sign of a more...
Disposable diapers seem to be a necessity in today's lifestyle of convenience and temporary items. Though they are commonly used, synthetic, single-use diapers often contain chemicals linked to long-term health conditions. A study published in the...
A rash is defined by red eruptions that develop on the skin. Skin rashes can be categorized as patches of scaly skin with no infection, patches of scaly skin caused by bacterial or fungus infection, and itchy, red patches or bumps all over the...
