Common skin rashes

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Nurses need to know these common and rare skin rashes that patients will present with in the office and the hospital setting!

Several types of rashes can affect the skin. Learn what some of the most common ones look like and how to treat them.

And how to treat them.

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See pictures of patients with pityriasis rosea, a common, itchy rash. Also, learn more about its four stages and how it is treated.

Summertime can mean heat rashes. We spoke with dermatologists to learn exactly what a heat rash is, what causes it, and how long it lasts.

Red, itchy, painful skin? Learn how to heal from some common skin rashes.

Rashes on the face are particularly unpleasant for those affected. How a so-called exanthema can develop and what helps against it, you can find out here.

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Check out this post from The Healthy Home Economist and learn how food can affect your skin. Food sensitivities are dramatically on the rise and the same can be said for skin disorders. Looking back even a decade ago, being sensitive to some kinds of food was not the hot topic that it is today. Going back 50 years ago, it was virtually unheard of! #healthy #foodsensitivities #skinproblems #causes #issues #skin

For women, red, itchy skin between the breasts can be especially irritating. There are many reasons why a woman may have a rash between her breasts, including friction and excess heat. We’ll go over the most common causes, as well as their symptoms, treatments, tips for prevention, and when to see your doctor.