Fungal nail infections damage nail appearance and require antifungal treatment for proper healing.

Melanocytic nevi are usually harmless moles, but changes in appearance may signal skin cancer risk.

A heat- or sweat-induced allergy causing itchy hives, often treated with antihistamines.

Rainy season dampness boosts fungi: environmental ones cause allergies, while pathogenic fungi infect humans.

Pigmented freckles are usually harmless but can dull the skin’s appearance; sun protection and daily SPF help prevent them, and a doctor should check any unusual spots.

Pseudofolliculitis barbae is inflamed ingrown hairs causing bumps and redness, common in curly hair areas, preventable with good shaving and skincare.

Vitiligo has no cure yet; treatment aims to control the condition and prevent further pigment loss.

Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition causing dry, itchy, red patches, often in children, triggered by genetics and the environment, treated with moisturizers, avoiding irritants, and topical medications.

Atopic Dermatitis is a common allergy-related skin condition starting in early childhood, often improving by age 3.5, with treatment based on severity.

Vitiligo causes white patches from pigment loss, with generalized type being most common and others affecting limited areas.

Ingrown toenails cause pain and redness when nails press into the skin, often from tight shoes or bad trimming.

Itching in the groin is common in hot climates and affects those with poor hygiene, heavy sweating, obesity, or certain health conditions.

Scabies is a contagious skin disease caused by mites that burrow under the skin, causing intense itching, treated with medications and whole-family care to prevent spread.

A Mongolian spot is a bluish-gray birthmark often found on newborns’ lower back or hips, caused by pigment cells deep in the skin.

Cracked heels are common, especially in women who wear open shoes, and if untreated, can worsen, causing pain and needing medical care.

Patchy hair loss (Alopecia areata) is caused by autoimmune attacks on hair follicles, genetics, stress, and other health factors.
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Common tan or brown birthmarks appear early in life, but having more than six may signal Neurofibromatosis and require medical advice.

“Butterfly Children Disease” (EB) is a rare genetic skin disorder where the skin is so delicate it can blister or tear even from the lightest touch.