Alopecia areata –
Hair loss, caused by your immune system attacking your body’s hair follicles. Additional causes of hair loss include stress, poor diet, and a family history of hair loss.
Psoriasis –
An immune system disorder is characterized by excessive cell turnover in the skin. Some patients develop psoriatic arthritis, which is characterized by red, scaly areas on the skin.
Rosacea –
Rosacea is characterized by redness or flushing of the skin, most often on the face. Scientists aren’t sure what causes rosacea, but a mix of inherited and environmental factors may be to blame for the rapid dilation of blood vessels.
Nail infections –
Nail infections cause fingernails or toenails to thicken, discolor, or crack. Infections are more likely following an accident, in those with diabetes or immune system disorders, or in people with circulatory conditions.
Ringworm –
Occurs after being exposed to a fungus, a ring-shaped itching rash appears on the skin.
Dermatitis –
Inflammation of the skin creates a rash, itching, or blisters. Dermatitis can be caused by a variety of irritants, including allergic reactions and stress.
Acne –
Inflammation or pimples caused by blocked pores.
Eczema –
Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by dry, itchy skin. When affected skin is scratched, it occasionally leaks clear fluid.
Pruritus –
Itching in the skin is referred to as pruritus. Skin itch can be caused by allergic responses, chemical exposure, or parasites.
Skin tags –
Skin tags are non-harmful growths that occur on the skin.
