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  Pregnancy and Acne

  Most people don’t spend too much time worrying about acne beyond their adolescent years. However, acne isn’t only a problem for teenagers. It is incredibly common in pregnant women and can be caused by a multitude of other things. Learning how to deal with acne caused by pregnancy early on can help to prevent it […]

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  Treating Psoriasis

  Psoriasis is an incredibly common skin condition that many people suffer from. It is generally a lifelong condition that fluctuates in cycles, which can make it incredibly difficult to deal with. Understanding psoriasis can help you to obtain the appropriate treatment to minimize the impact that psoriasis can have on your life. There are many […]

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  Most Common Skin Conditions

  There are many different kinds of skin conditions that can occur through many different ways. Understanding the most common skin conditions can help you to determine issues that you have with your skin, as well as the best ways to treat the condition. Here are just a few of the most common skin conditions. Acne […]

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  Eczema in Children

              Eczema is a fairly common skin condition that affects many people. It is most commonly found in children under the age of 5. This can be extremely hard for parents and children alike, because it is often an itchy, painful condition. It is even common in infants, who don’t have the capability of communicating […]

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  How Exercise Affects Your Skin

              It is common knowledge that there are many health benefits to exercise. Rather than simply increasing your overall health, it can also significantly impact your skin. Learning how exercise affects your skin can help you maximize the benefits, as well as mitigate the negative effects. Effects of Exercise             Exercise does many things to […]

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  All About Age Spots

              Age spots are a frequent occurrence. They are caused by an overproduction of melanin, which is caused by exposure to the sun. Your body produces melanin to help protect your skin from burns. It is important to have a dermatologist evaluate any growths to ensure that they aren’t cancerous. Risk Factors             There are […]

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