Nematodes, or parasitic mites. Are they dangerous?
Nematosis or demodecosis is a disease caused by nematodes, parasitic mites belonging to the arthropod family. Human cysticercosis reaches a length of up to 0.4 mm. What are the main characteristics...
Are there home remedies for urticaria?
Urticaria is one of the most common problems in dermatology. It may be caused by various factors, but is usually associated with characteristic skin changes and other complaints such as severe...
Blisters and chafing on the skin - quick, home remedies
Summer hiking, high temperatures, new, unchecked footwear - all these contribute to blisters and abrasions on the skin. How do you relieve the pain quickly? Should you pierce any blisters that appear?
Psoriasis and type 2 diabetes: what do these entities have in common?
Psoriasis is a skin disease, diabetes on the other hand is an entity associated with abnormal pancreatic function and blood glucose disturbances. In theory, these are completely separate conditions,...
Childhood diseases with cutaneous manifestations
The neonatal, infant and early childhood period is the time in a child's life when various symptoms indicating a developing acute or chronic disease may first appear. In children, due to an...
Acne and vitamin D - find out the connection!
It has been known for a long time that a vitamin D deficiency may increase the risk of, among other things, osteoporosis, affect the condition of teeth or impair immune function. However, this...
Laser surprises - check out what you might encounter!
The properties of the laser, i.e. certain characteristics of electromagnetic radiation, have made it a popular tool in both medicine and cosmetology. Due to the wide range of lasers, low- or...
Baby acne - causes and treatments
Acne in infancy is an affliction that causes concern for parents of many toddlers. Changes on the face of children can take the form of blackheads, as well as pimples, papules or other types of...
Toxic epidermal necrolysis following drug administration - what to do?
Adverse reactions to medicinal products can occur in different ways - sometimes it is a minor rash or the appearance of spots on the skin. In extreme cases, however, it can be life-threatening. So...
SARS-CoV-2 survives on human skin for 9 hours. Remember to wash your hands!
The SARS-CoV-2 virus can survive on human skin for up to 9 hours. Proper hand hygiene is key to preventing the spread of a coronavirus pandemic, according to researchers at the Kyoto Medical Academy...
What can be the causes of pruritus on the scalp?
Itchiness of the scalp is not only disturbing, but often also very irritating - the patient experiencing this problem may feel embarrassed, for example, by the constant urge to scratch in various...
Home remedies for nail fungus
Nail fungus is a common, contagious infection that usually spreads from one nail to the next. Remedies that everyone has at home can be a safe alternative to traditional medicines. In most cases,...
Eczema and scabies: what distinguishes them?
Eczema and scabies are two completely separate entities within the field of dermatology, but on the other hand they can lead to similar complaints in patients. The treatment of these two problems is...
Dermatological conditions associated with nervous system disorders
The skin is the largest organ of our body and is involved in most of the processes that take place in our body. Neurological disorders are also repeatedly reflected on the skin. Often, the skin...
Skin lesions in a child
A baby's skin is very delicate and sensitive, prone to irritation. Skin lesions can occur as a result of a number of factors: care products, the sun, air temperature, humidity or clothes worn. Find...
What diseases can lead to skin lesions on the hands?
As the hands come into contact with many different environmental factors, various skin lesions appear on the hands relatively frequently. They can be a manifestation of urticaria, atopic dermatitis...
Sebaceous skin cyst (sebaceous cyst) - find out about treatment options
The lesion within the hair follicle and sebaceous gland appears suddenly. The growing ball is filled with sebaceous and horny masses. How do you remove a chancre? Where to apply for help?
Can garlic be effective in the fight against acne?
Acne treatment methods vary - patients use various dietary supplements, reach for suitable cosmetic preparations and sometimes take pharmaceuticals recommended by dermatologists. However, one may...
Bullous pemphigoid - is it life-threatening?
Bullous pemphigoid , or bullouspemphigoid , is a chronic skin condition characterised by the formation of large, tense blisters. Can the appearance of multiple lesions be life-threatening?
Itchy skin and anxiety - what can these problems have in common?
Theoretically, itchy skin and anxiety are two completely separate complaints, but in practice they have much more in common than one might think. Pruritus can be one of the somatic manifestations of...
