Caring for your Skin
Laura Skin disease caused by fungus is more common than you might think and many types of skin fungus are quite easy to pick up. We’ll tell you about some of the more common types of fungal infections, including typical symptoms. Most fungal infections of the skin are fairly easy to treat, although you should know … Read more
Are you wondering what boils look like? We’ll show you some skin boil pictures so you can see for yourself what they usually look like. However, you should be aware that they can range greatly in size and they can appear in many different parts of the body, so they don’t always look the same. … Read more
Pregnancy is a unique time in a woman’s life when the body goes through a variety of changes. While some of these are normal and designed to prepare the body for birth, it’s important to understand unnatural developments that may seem like typical pregnancy pains but instead mask a more serious condition, like shingles. Developing … Read more
Being a virus, there is no absolute cure for shingles, but there are shingles natural cure remedies that help treat discomfort and promote healing. Shingles (also known as Herpes Zoster) is an infection caused by the same virus as chickenpox, varicella-zoster. It is characterized by intense pain and is typically accompanied by a distinct and … Read more
Shingles medicine helps reduce the symptoms of the condition, which include a painful rash. Shingles are caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which is the same virus that causes chickenpox. If you had chickenpox, the virus remains in your body, in the nerve tissue around your spinal cord and brain, but it is inactive. No one … Read more
Are you wondering what ringworm looks like? We’ll show you some ringworm photos to help you recognize the condition if you or a family member catches it. Ringworm is highly contagious so it’s important to avoid close physical contact with people that have it and to get treatment for the condition as soon as possible … Read more
If you’ve got a skin condition and are wondering if it’s ringworm or eczema, you’ve come to the right place. Of course, for a 100% accurate diagnosis, you should see a doctor find out if you’ve got eczema or ringworm. We can tell you what each condition looks like, though, and also show you some … Read more
We are often asked about how to remove warts naturally. Some people are concerned about the potential side effects of medical treatments for warts and some are worried that commonly-used medical treatments, like burning off warts or cutting off warts, will be painful. Some want to spare the expense of things like cryotherapy, a procedure … Read more
If you’ve had chickenpox, then you’ve likely heard about your risk of developing shingles. Unlike chickenpox, which generally attacks once in a lifetime, there is potential to develop shingles more than once, which is referred to as recurring shingles. Shingles is the inflammation of nerves beneath the skin caused by the same virus as chickenpox, … Read more
Recurring molluscum is not very common. While molluscum is not an unusual condition, most people that get it only get it one time. Then it goes away and they never get it again. In rare cases, though, molluscum keeps coming back. We’ll tell you why that might happen and what to do about it if … Read more