
Skin Disorders Chart
Skin Ulcers - Skin ulcers are inflamed open sores that are caused by trauma, exposure to extreme heat, cold or poor blood circulation. They can also be caused by cold sores, diabetes or infections. Skin ulcers can occur anywhere on the body and aren't contagious.
Spider Veins - Spider veins plague approximately 60% of American women, but can also affect men. These clusters of red, blue or purple veins commonly appear on the thighs and calves, but can also appear on the face and neck. Spider veins are not contagious.
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i have a skin disorder that did not appear til i was 18. it is there year round but really bothers me during the cold months. it appears mostly in the spots where i don't get much sun. any clues??
Posted on 8/23/2009 7:39:00 PM by Anonymous
I have dry skin on my heals and that area is dark black can you tell me what is causing this and how I can prevent it from happening this has left me very low as I cannot wear nice sandals.
Posted on 7/1/2009 3:52:00 PM by Anonymous
I have a small number of small blood red spots on my upper arm back and breasts. They started to appear some years ago but ares till appearing every now and then. They grow no larger than say a millimeter or two in diameter but once there they do not go. They dont hurt but I am now very aware of them when in summer clothes. Do you know what they are and is there any treatment for them please. Regards, Mich
Posted on 5/13/2009 11:16:00 AM by Anonymous
My fiance has a sore on his face. It looks like a pimple, but he gets it right by his nose and it's bigger than a pimple. It doesn't itch, or hurt. It just comes back every few months in the SAME EXACT SPOT. What could it possibly be?
Posted on 4/2/2009 6:45:00 PM by Anonymous
My African American friend has a skin condition which started with dark patches on her neck. The discoloration is now over most of her face. It is dry and sometimes itchy. It is so frustrating for her because her doctors (she has been to many) are puzzled by this condition, and cannot offer an explanation/solution to the discoloration. It has gotten so bad that she is now using makeup to try to cover the discoloration on her face. Has anyone experienced something like this? Please help.
Posted on 2/27/2009 11:38:00 AM by Anonymous
I have dry , cracked and very dark , black discoloration on my heels.
My doctor cut the dry, cracked and dark skin off, BUT IT CAME BACK!
Please advise. I cannot wear any shoe with my heel out because of the black and discolored skin.
Posted on 2/4/2009 2:39:00 PM by Anonymous
For the person who is a nurse with blisters on her hands...My daughter had something similar...we found out she is allergic to metal. She can wear gold earrings but the cheap metal say like a grocery cart made her hands act like your symptoms...In her youth she worked at a grocery store and one of her duties was to round up carts.
Posted on 1/12/2009 2:35:00 PM by Anonymous
Some skin disorders really nasty looking in some cases.But others you couldn't even tell that somebody had a skin disorder.
Posted on 10/11/2008 12:07:00 PM by Anonymous
I have these oval shaped sores that just won't heal I have had them for months
I have reunods phenomenon and fibromialgia. I probably spelled them wrong
but,i just need to know what I can do. My primary doctor does not know what to do.So e-mail me back if you have any answers
Posted on 12/30/2007 8:50:00 AM by Anonymous
I am a nurse practitioner and have developed a rash on the palms of both my hands. the rash develops in identical areas on both hands. Just before the rash develops, my hands burn like they are on fire, turn red, and then little blisters develope and rupture leaving behind a leather like appearance which slowly fades. I also suffer with acne at age 50, have hip pain, and occassionally bouts of diarrhea after I eat. I do not know if all these symptoms go together but they all get better when I take anti-inflammatory medications such as sulidac and doxycycline. Labs are all normal with no indication of arthritic or systemic diseases. Water and stress seem to exacerbate the symptoms. Thanks.
Posted on 12/29/2007 10:26:00 PM by Anonymous
I have dark thickened skin on both of my knees. I've had it for many years. I've tried keeping my knees moisturized, I've tried salicylic acid from the dermatologist. The skin on my knees peels off easily after my shower, just like the calloused skin on my feet does after a shower, any ideas on how to get rid of it, or take the darkness out of the skin there? I'm always embarrased to wear shorts... Thanks
Posted on 11/2/2007 8:33:00 AM by Anonymous
I have lichen planis on my ankle and leg. It first started 8 years ago and has moved around my leg. It heals in one area while it worsens in the new area. Dr.s say I can only use cortisone cream to keep down the itching. I stopped that 2 years ago because it wasn't doing anything any more and it isn't good for me. Is it stress related. They say they don't know what causes it or how to get rid of it. Any helpful ideas? Right now I use Urea Cream twice a day and it helps lots with the itching.
Thanks, Ani
Posted on 10/31/2007 6:46:00 PM by Anonymous
I think my 7 year old girl has dermatitis what can I do to help her ,she has always had dry skin but this started I think when I turned the heat up in her room when is started getting cold.Rash is on her face upper arms and top of legs.
Posted on 10/27/2007 12:16:00 PM by Anonymous
I am 31 years old and I have just been diagnosesd with schamberg;s disease. It stated on my feet around my anckles working it;s way to the boyyom of my feet and all the way up to my knees. My doctor thinks that it is a reaction to vicadine because of the asperine in the drug. My question is could this be because of the asperin and will it go away? Also if it does go away is this something that will always be in my system. I also noticed that it is more red after I have had alcohol. Will alcohol make the disease look worse or make it more red? Will alcohol slow down the healing process? Thank for reading my question. I do hope you can set my mind at ease.
Thank You libear
Posted on 10/18/2007 3:34:00 PM by Anonymous
I have Hailey Hailey disease and wish to know if anyone who has the same has any successful treatments.
Posted on 9/21/2007 10:44:00 AM by Anonymous
Is there a cure for Vitiligo?
Posted on 9/19/2007 11:18:00 PM by Anonymous
Off and on almost every day the skin around my nails raise up and thicken and is very painful. Only when I pick the skin off does it stop but then it will heal almost within a day and start over again.
Posted on 9/9/2007 4:02:00 PM by Anonymous
I periodically develop sores in the area where my panties rub against my inner, upper thigh. I presently have a large one -- in the past I have been able to use a small needle that has been disinfected with alchol or similar substance, however what I have presently is perhaps an inch in lenght and is raised and very painful.
Posted on 7/22/2007 11:34:00 PM by Anonymous



