Dandruff isn’t a disease; it’s caused by scalp cell turnover, yeast overgrowth, or underlying scalp conditions, and can be treated with medicated shampoos.

Skin tags are small, harmless growths that often appear with age, can enlarge or multiply, and may be removed by a doctor if needed.

Comedones acne starts with clogged pores from excess oil, hormones, or irritation, which can lead to inflammation, scars, and requires proper topical, oral, or professional treatment.

Jewelry allergy, often caused by nickel in metals like gold, silver, and copper, can trigger red, itchy rashes, and is managed by avoiding allergens and using cortisone creams.

Scabies is a contagious skin infection caused by mites, causing intense itching and rashes, treatable with medication and preventable by treating close contacts and cleaning the environment.

Dandruff, caused by excess scalp cell turnover and yeast, can be managed with medicated shampoos, and persistent cases should be checked by a dermatologist.

Trigger finger occurs when tendons in the fingers swell from overuse, causing pain, clicking, and locking, especially in women over 45 or anyone who heavily uses their thumbs, like smartphone users.

Mania can disrupt your body’s balance, causing fatigue and weakness, but regular sleep, exercise, and avoiding alcohol can help restore your health.

Snoring can range from harmless to dangerous, with serious cases lowering oxygen levels and harming health, but lifestyle changes like weight control, exercise, and avoiding alcohol can help.

Menstrual fever can cause high fever, chills, nausea, and abdominal pain during periods, requiring prompt treatment to prevent serious complications.

Atopic dermatitis can flare due to allergens, microbes, weather, fabrics, chemicals, certain foods, and stress, but avoiding triggers and using medications like antihistamines or steroids under medical guidance can manage and treat it effectively.

Atopic dermatitis is a chronic, itchy skin condition with red, inflamed, and sometimes oozing patches, often linked to genetic allergy tendencies.

Dust mites, tiny eight-legged creatures found in household dust, trigger allergies, asthma, and atopic skin conditions.

Acne is caused by clogged pores and can be triggered by hormones, genetics, lifestyle, or external factors, and prevention and proper treatment help reduce inflammation and scarring.

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition where skin cells grow too quickly, causing thick, scaly patches, possible nail and joint involvement, and requires careful self-care as it cannot be completely cured.

Six main causes of hair loss and thinning include harsh treatments, aging and hormones, pregnancy, illness or stress, poor nutrition, and certain medications, all requiring proper care and medical guidance.

Ringworm (tinea) and tinea versicolor are different fungal skin infections with distinct appearances and treatments, so consult a doctor for proper diagnosis.

Acne Aestivale (heat rash) appears as small bumps triggered by sun, heat, harsh skincare, unclean makeup tools, or poor sleep.

Blackheads are a common skin issue caused by hormonal changes and skin irritation, leading to clogged pores and ingrown hairs, so consulting a dermatologist for proper treatment is recommended.

Extracting pimples isn’t always necessary and should be done carefully or under a dermatologist’s guidance to avoid scarring.