Our feet are our main mode of transportation; when they hurt, we hurt. Corns and calluses are a common condition that tends to affect women more than men. Both corns and calluses are hard areas of skin that develop as a response to pressure and/or friction, usually from ill-fitting shoes. Neither ...[Read More]
Scalp Psoriasis or Dandruff
Dry, itchy scalp can be uncomfortable and embarrassing. If you are experiencing an uncomfortable itch on your scalp, you may either have scalp psoriasis or dandruff, two very different conditions with similar symptoms. Dandruff, also known as seborrhea, is relatively easy to treat and isn’t ...[Read More]
3 Over-the-Counter Eczema Treatments
Eczema can be very frustrating and annoying, maybe even embarrassing depending on the severity of your condition. There are many remedies that can help you with the symptoms of eczema and even some over-the-counter treatments! Some of the over-the-counter medications can even help prevent flare ups ...[Read More]
How Can You Treat Dyshidrotic Eczema?
Dyshidrotic eczema is a skin condition where small blisters appear on your extremities. The small, fluid filled blisters are painful and very itchy. These blisters appear on the palms, fingers, and bottoms of feet and they set off an itching and scratching cycle that can last for a few ...[Read More]
Top 5 Causes of Scalp Psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis is a condition that can cause red, raised, scaly patches on your scalp. It can show up in a single patch or affect your entire head, including neck, behind, and inside your ears. Scalp psoriasis is not contagious and is often time mild and unnoticeable. Some individuals suffer with ...[Read More]
Have Pityriasis Rosea? What now?
Do you notice that you’ve got patches of itchy, red skin? And it seems like some patches are big and others are really small? If so, you could have Pityriasis Rosea. Pityriasis Rosea is a common skin disease that causes rash-like symptoms to occur on the torso, upper arms, thighs, or neck. While ...[Read More]