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Chickenpox is common, mostly affecting children, and it usually gets better by itself within a week without help from a GP. Symptoms before or after the spots can include a high temperature above 38C, aches and pains, and generally feeling unwell, and loss of appetite. Reaching for the medicine cupboard for anti-inflammatory drug ibuprofen may […]
I ACCIDENTALLY purchased biological washing capsules recently and they seem to have caused a skin reaction.
DIABETES type 2 symptoms include fatigue, constantly feeling thirsty, and urinating more often than normal. But, having itchy genitals could also be a sign of the blood-sugar condition.
SKIN cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal skin cells and is one of the most common cancers in the world. There are three main types but melanoma is the most serious, often detected by a new mole or a change int he appearance of an existing one. Doing the ABCDE checklist can detect the […]
YEAST INFECTIONS affect the majority women, and certain factors – like taking antibiotics or not controlling diabetes – could increase your risk. Daily Express :: Health Feed
When it comes to food, everyone is different and there isn’t one “diet” for eczema. However, histamine-rich foods may be a problem for people with eczema because they can trigger an immune response. “Histamines are released in the body when you have an allergic reaction — so if you have eczema, foods rich in histamines […]
ECZEMA symptoms include red, itchy, swollen skin. However, scientists have just developed two new treatments for the common skin condition. Daily Express :: Health Feed
ECZEMA is a common skin condition which can cause red, itchy and dry skin. Here are three ways to relieve symptoms. Daily Express :: Health Feed
DRY, itchy skin could be an early symptom of two skin conditions – eczema and psoriasis – but there are other ways to tell which you’re suffering from. Daily Express :: Health Feed
ITCHY skin, asthma and allergies have previously been attributed to low vitamin D levels. But new research says this isn’t the case. Daily Express :: Health Feed
