Laborers who spend a lot of their workday outside are at a greater risk for skin cancer. Those who have a higher risk of UV damage from the sun include lifeguards, farmers, construction workers, gardeners, landscapers, road department crews, and other outdoor workers. The danger of skin cancer in this field of work has often been ignored because the risk of accidental… Read More
Chickenpox is a very infectious disease caused by a virus. Even though the chickenpox vaccine has lessened the number of cases, there are still children who contract this condition every year. A blistering, spreadable, itchy rash and scabs are the most common symptoms of chickenpox. Your child may also experience a fever, tiredness, loss of appetite and headache. For the most part, parents… Read More
A lot of people look for simple ways to improve their skin without having surgery or a facelift. Skin that is damaged by the sun or aging may develop precancerous or cancerous lesions, facial veins and pigment, deep wrinkles, blemishes, or redness. It is essential to have your skin evaluated by a Dermatologist or Skin… Read More
It’s an itchy little world! Pregnancy can affect a woman’s body in several ways, but did you know that many experience eczema during pregnancy? With an overflow of hormones and body changes, it’s common to have Eczema creep up. The following are tips to soothe Eczema during pregnancy. Moisturize If you are suffering from Eczema… Read More
Smoking is most commonly associated with a variety of harmful health conditions such as cardiovascular disease and lung cancer; however, there are other health risks including changes to the skin. Many times these risks are not fatal but they can cause many physical changes in the appearance of the smoker. Smoking has been known to… Read More
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