Diseases and symptoms

Jaundice – yellowing of the skin it and mucous membranes, which is especially noticeable in the sclera of eye, the bottom surface of the tongue (if the language up to the palate), as well as on the palms. It is here that appears jaundiced in the first place. Yellowing of the skin is also accompanied by a darkening of the urine – urine “color of beer” – this symptom appears earliest.

Yellowing of the skin is often a sign of increased bilirubin in the blood. Sometimes the skin turns yellow with high content of carotene in the blood, what happens when you abuse or orange carrot diets .

Bilirubin – the pigment of blood, which is a degradation product of hemoglobin. Hemoglobin, in turn, iron-containing protein that performs the transport function of oxygen and carbon dioxide contained in red blood cells – red blood cells.

Bilirubin is the direct and indirect.

Formed after the breakdown of hemoglobin, bilirubin binds to plasma proteins. This is called indirect bilirubin, it is not soluble in water and can not be excreted in the urine or bile.

Indirect bilirubin enters the liver, where it undergoes a series of biochemical reactions that leads to the formation of direct bilirubin. Direct bilirubin freely excreted in the bile to the intestine, as well as in urine.

The most common causes of jaundice.

Liver disease (acute and chronic hepatitis , cirrhosis, cysts, parasitic lesion, benign and malignant neoplasms, Gilbert’s syndrome, etc.).
Diseases of the biliary tract (narrowing of the tumor, concretions gallbladder and biliary tract.)
Investigation of increased destruction of erythrocytes (some birth blood disorders, poisoning by drugs, alcohol, poisons, and extensive burns, hypertension).
There is a false jaundice, when the only colored skin (not slimy), due to the accumulation of carotene in it when there is excessive use of carrots, oranges, pumpkins, drugs (quinacrine, picric acid).

Types of jaundice:

Depending on the level at which suffers from the process of removing bilirubin from the body, produce 3 types of jaundice:

Hemolytic jaundice occurs when the accelerated decomposition of hemoglobin, bilirubin is formed when so much that the liver does not manage to convert indirect bilirubin in a straight line. Therefore, in this type of jaundice, elevated indirect bilirubin.

Hepatic jaundice is due to liver under the influence of any causes: viral hepatitis, drug toxicity or liver damage, cirrhosis, alcohol damage, leptospirosis, pseudotuberculosis, etc. Moreover, in the blood often increases the content of conjugated bilirubin, which is explained in its reuptake blood flow due to the inability of the liver cells to the reprocessing.

Cholestatic jaundice. It is a consequence of a breach of motion of bile due to blockage of the bile ducts. This can occur when closing the bile duct or gall bladder stone or tumor. If cholestatic jaundice are also more increased direct bilirubin, which is associated with excessive accumulation of it in the bile duct and the reabsorption of the blood.

The most common causes of infectious jaundice are viral hepatitis A, B or C. In acute viral hepatitis may be accompanied by jaundice, fever, various dyspepsia – abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, a violation of the chair .

How dangerous folk remedies for jaundice

Do not try to self treat jaundice, this can lead to negative consequences. In the literature (on the Internet as well) often folk recipes treatment of jaundice. There are those who recommend medical treatment choleretic broths, but if jaundice caused by stones, gall bladder and bile ducts, then this treatment heavier state. Do not wait until complications! The earlier treatment begins under the supervision of a physician, the easier it will cope with jaundice.

What to do when jaundice

When the yellow color of skin, sclera eyes, the palms should consult your doctor to determine the cause. If the state is acute (poisoning, burns, etc.) need to call an ambulance.

To what doctors refer jaundice

Emergency Physician
gastroenterologist
infectious disease specialist
haematologist

At the first sign of yellowing of the skin or mucous membranes, as well as dark urine should immediately consult a doctor!

Itching is a symptom of many skin diseases:

• atopic dermatitis
• allergic dermatitis
• eczema
• scabies
• Shingles (herpes)
• planus
• bites of fleas, ticks, etc.

Causes itching without cutaneous manifestations may be common diseases:

• Endocrine diseases: diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism
• hepatic or renal insufficiency
• blood disease: iron deficiency anemia, etc.
• malignancies: lymphoma, reticulosis
• neuropsychiatric causes anxiety, parazitofobiya
• tropical helminthiases (parasites): filariasis, hookworm disease
• some drugs
• dry skin (very common in older people, one of the reasons for this, dehydration)

If you are worried about itching, no matter if you have skin changes or not, the following items are recommended examinations to search for the causes of itching:

• CBC and ESR
• blood chemistry
• urinalysis
• fecal occult blood and worms
• a blood sugar
• scraping (when taken in the analysis of particles of the surface layer) of skin fungi

Treatment should be directed to cause itching.

Antipruritic, drugs from itching

- Tablets itching (they are called antihistamines, which are divided into sedatives (this older generation of pills, tablets from these sleepy, usually designate them for the night, because during sleep a person has no control and can be severe scratching) and sedatives ( a new generation of drugs, to sleep on them do not want the attention and concentration, they do not reduce, you can safely get behind the wheel)

- External use an ointment, cream, mash, aerosols that may contain anesthetic agents (the substances reduce itching, for example. Menthol has a cooling effect)

or that contain zinc, which not only relieves itching, but also has antimicrobial action

or contain hormones that reduce itching and and swelling, and inflammation (but use hormonal only on prescription (!))

And one more fact than the more emotional person, the more pronounced itching, so sedatives are very useful: teas, and pills and herbs. With dry skin, use moisturizer (Atoderm PO Zinc Balneum, Lipikar, etc.)

Fever is the temperature above 38 degrees C (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit). Pyrexia may occur if the body temperature exceeds the average normal at 37 degrees C (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit).

Fever is one of the methods of its own body to fight disease. Increased body temperature, apparently, can kill many pathogens. For this reason, do not take too much fever antipyretics for the treatment is not required. Although, if the fever is accompanied by some other alarming symptoms, you may need to consult a doctor to be sure, in the absence of other serious health problems. Of fever in the range of 40 degrees C, and above, however, may be unintended consequences, especially for children. These can include delirium and seizures. Fever of this kind requires immediate treatment (receiving antipyretic), and call your doctor. The possibility of home treatment include the use of aspirin or, in children, pain relievers such as acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and cool baths, sponging to reduce temperature until medical help arrives.

Fever may occur with virtually any type of infection disease. The temperature is measured with a thermometer. Fever is also known as hyperthermia, fever.

Diseases in which fever is

• Cancer
• cat-scratch disease
• Varicella (chickenpox)
• Colds, flu, allergy treatment
of connective tissue disease •
• Coxsackie virus
• Croup
• Dengue fever
• E. Coli 0157: H7 (E. coli)
• Encephalitis and meningitis virus
• Endocarditis
• Enteroinvasive E. Coli (EIEC)
• Fifth Disease
• Gastroenteritis (stomach flu)
• German Measles (Rubella)
Group B Strep •
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus
• Infectious Mononucleosis
• Inflammatory bowel disease: intestinal problems
• Kawasaki disease
• Lyme Disease
• Malaria
• melioidosis
• Pneumonia
• respiratory syncytial virus
• Rubella
• Sarcoidosis
• Sore throat (pharyngitis)
• Staph infection (Staphylococcus Aureus)
• Acute pharyngitis throat
• Swine Flu
• Toxic shock syndrome
Toxoplasmosis •
• Typhoid
• Urinary tract infection (UTI in adults)
• Viral hepatitis
• Virus West Nile
• Pertussis (whooping cough)

Possible causes of fever

• Bacterial infection
• Medications (both prescription and non-prescription)
• Parasitic infection
• Viral Infection

Drugs to lower body temperature

• acetaminophen, Tylenol and others
• acetylsalicylic acid, aspirin, Ecotrin
• Analgesics, Antipyretics
• ibuprofen, Advil, Advil Children / Motrin, Medipren, Motrin, Nuprin, PediaCare, etc.
• Naproxen Anaprox, Naprelan, Naprosyn, Aleve

To which the doctor ask when the temperature and fever

• therapist
• Emergency Physician at temperatures above 39 degrees
• infectious diseases

Most people sweat during exercise and physical work. This is normal and even necessary. Sweat protects the body from overheating. Sweat and sebum under the armpits provides hands glide over the body while walking.

How does sweating

Sweating mechanism is simple: in the sweat glands gets nervous impulse, causing her to fall and throw out the ducts of sweat.

Sweating is increased if:

• There is a soaking clothes, there is a need to change clothes
• An unpleasant body odor and foot
• It bothers you, you want to avoid close contact (hugs, handshakes), limit physical activity to avoid sweating.

The reasons for sweating

Sweating due to hard work sweat glands. There are 2 kinds of sweating:

• Secondary . It is caused by some other disease, such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes or infection. Sweating can be a side effect of taking certain medications. At the same sweats entire body, including chest and back. Sometimes a person is sweating in my sleep.
• Primary. It is not a consequence of the disease. Doctors do not know its true reasons, but there is a tendency to transfer it by succession. With an increased separation of this type of sweat only some parts of the body (palms, soles, armpits and face).

Disorders that cause sweating

• Thyroid disease (eg, hyperthyroidism)
• diabetes mellitus
• nerve disorders
• diseases accompanied by fever, such as infectious diseases.

To which the doctor ask for excessive sweating

With increased perspiration should be examined by doctors

• endocrinologist
• neurologist
• practitioner (GP)

Treatment of sweating, not caused by disease

Sweating is treatable. As a rule, contact your doctor for improvement. Reduce perspiration by using multiple methods. Choose the best method to help the doctor.

Powerful anti-perspirants . These funds are administered in the first place. They contain 20-25% aluminum chloride. It is much more than conventional antiperspirants containing only 1-2% active ingredient. Antiperspirant can be treated with palms, soles of feet and armpits. It’s easy to use, but it is possible skin irritation.

Iontophoresis . Sweating stops the action of a weak electric current. The most effective when sweating feet and hands. Course of treatment: 3-4 times per week for 2-3 weeks. Contraindications – the presence of a pacemaker.

Injections of botulinum toxin (Botox) . Botulinum toxin does not penetrate into nerve impulses to sweat glands, reducing its emissions and sweat is not happening. Effectively suspends the sweat glands. Duration – 5-6 months. The injections are expensive and painful, but most were very pleased with the result. There is information about the harmful effects of botulinum toxin on the body, so a way to reduce sweating being applied to the assessment of harm / benefit the patient.

Antiholinergetiki . Block the production of substances responsible for sweating. Effective in treating hyperhidrosis of the body. Can cause dry mouth, blurred vision and constipation have contraindications for use. Another group of drugs for the treatment of hyperhidrosis – beta-blockers.

Surgery. To resort operations is extremely rare – only when the sweating is very high, and other tools do not help.

Spot – area of skin discoloration, not protruding above the skin. Color stains may be different if a lot of melanin (skin pigment), the color will be brown, black, bluish, if a little melanin, the lighter the contrary, if the inflammatory changes, then red.

Eruptions in the form of spots found in the following diseases (most commonly listed):

Stain the skin brown in:

• Becker nevus
• erythrasma (bacterial infection of the interdigital spaces feet, inguinal folds, armpits)
• persistent drug rash (reaction to certain medications)
• freckles
• border nevi (flat and slightly raised spots. If placed on the hands, genitals and mucous membranes, that are dangerous (the border) because they can go in melanoma)
• lentigo (benign stains due to exposed skin)
• malignant lentigo (a form of melanoma)
• melasma (chloasma =) (spots on the face and neck, in genetically susceptible women, occurs during the 2 and 3 trimesters of pregnancy and some women taking birth control inside medications, rarely occurs in men)
• photoallergic rash (occurs when an excess of sun exposure, or some medications can cause increased sensitivity to the sun)
• congestive dermatitis (most often affects the legs, accompanied by edema, varicose veins, and advanced)
• black lichen palms (pathogen-mold fungus)

Spot on the skin blue by:

• Ink (tattoo)
• sky-blue spots (lice)
• Mongolian spot

Stain the skin red for:

• drug eruption (an allergic reaction to medication)
• juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (inflammation of the joints in)
• rheumatoid fever
• Secondary syphilis
• viral exanthema (rash resulting from viral infection)

Hypopigmented patch on the skin at:

• anemic nevus (colorless)
• postinflammatory psoriasis (after the resolution of psoriatic lesions remain bright spots)
• pityriasis (multicolored) versicolor (fungal infection)
• tuberous sclerosis (a rare genetic disease, with visceral, including the central nervous system)
• vitiligo (a disease of unknown origin, in which melanocytes are destroyed)
• Radiation dermatitis

For diagnosis and treatment purposes need to consult a doctor:

• dermatologist
• allergist (for allergic diseases)
• surgeon (with festering rotsessah.napr. carbuncle, furuncle, and others, especially when multiple or large items)
• infectious diseases (infectious diseases)
• neurologist (with herpes zoster, because the nervous system is involved)
• oncologist (with tumors)

Rash

The rash is a symptom of many infectious diseases. Most often, such a rash is accompanied by a rise in temperature. The combination of these symptoms usually makes the patient seek medical advice immediately. And there’s every reason to, such features may be a manifestation of serious diseases, early diagnosis and treatment can sometimes save the man’s life.

Elements of the rash:

• Roseola – a speck of a pale pink color, diameter 1-5mm; not fade under pressure
• Spot – a site of skin discoloration is not protruding above the skin, with a diameter of 5-20mm, pale under pressure
• Papule – protruding above the skin surface, having no cavity inside diameter of less than 5mm
• Plaque – formation, elevated above the skin surface with a diameter more than 5mm
• Node – the formation of spherical diameter greater than 5mm
• Blister – a pale-pink skin with a few towering above the skin, but has no cavity inside. Diameter from 2 to 15 cm or more. Often accompanied by itching
• Vesicle (diameter less than 5mm) and bladder (diameter greater than 5mm) – education, having a cavity inside, containing liquid
• Pustule – education, having a cavity with purulent contents
• Petechiae – small (less than 3 mm) hemorrhages in the skin, do not speak, do not fade under pressure

In addition, the release so-called secondary elements of the rash, ie elements that are formed over time from primary cells.

• Hyperpigmentation – darkening of skin area
• Depigmentation – blanching of skin area
• Scale – areas of skin peeling on the site of the papules or vesicles. The scales come in different sizes – from pityriasis when the skin is covered with flour as before peeling plate with the formation of large flakes, separating a large skin
• Erosion – a violation of the integrity of the skin, usually at the opening of vesicles and pustules
• Cork – formed in the place of weeping dry surface

For a correct diagnosis is also important to layout a rash on his body, with some parts of the body begin eruption, how quickly they spread.

Some infectious diseases, accompanied by a rash:

• Measles
• Rubella
• Chickenpox
• Kissing disease
• Typhoid
• Typhus
• Leptospirosis
• Secondary syphilis
• Scarlet fever
• The acute period of HIV infection
• Meningococcal sepsis

When a rash of any kind, especially when the temperature rises, you should immediately consult a doctor!

To which the doctor when a rash contact

• infectious diseases
• dermatologist
• dermato-venereal diseases

Child in the event of a rash caused GP therapist from the clinic to your home.

Causes of Acne

In the formation of acne vulgaris play the role of the following factors:

• hormonal changes, increased levels of male hormones (androgens) that cause an increase in sebaceous glands and increase their secretion of both men and women;
• bacteria Propionibacterium acnes;
• diseases of the stomach and intestines;
• liver disease;
• genetic predisposition.

Provoke aggravation:

• fluid retention. Exacerbation of acne during the premenstrual period is due to the swelling of the sebaceous glands as a result of fluid retention;
• food. Nakotorye foods, for example. chocolate, soft drinks, nuts, coffee;
• External factors, such as contamination of skin oils, tar, DDT. And also the wrong skin care ;
• abuse of hormonal;

Diagnosis of Acne

Enough for a diagnosis of visual inspection, and to identify the causes of acne will help following tests:

• blood test for hormones (free testosterone, FSH, LH, estradiol, 5-testosterone (DHT, DHT) and 5-androstenediol). Analyses should take on an empty stomach for women at 5-7 days from the start of the menstrual cycle, for men it is not essential, preferably before 10 am;
• blood chemistry (particularly liver function parameters), fasting for women ultrasound, also at 5-7 days of the menstrual cycle (to exclude polycystic ovaries);
• analysis for intestinal dysbiosis, with any changes tests – consult your doctor for correction of (gynecologist, gynecologist, endocrinologist, internist, andrologist, gastroenterologist);
• CBC (whether inflammation. because it will aggravate the course of acne) in the presence of ulcers on the analysis of pathogenic flora and antibiotic sensitivity

Acne treatment

1. First, complete all required examinations, if there is any change – consult a doctor to correct the condition.
2. In no case do not press, do not pluck blackheads, thus exacerbating the disease you.
3. Topical use tools that reduce inflammation and cleanse the pores, have seboreguliruyuschim action (ie, affect the quality and quantity of sebum), inhibit the multiplication of microorganisms, eliminate peeling, moisturizing the skin (such as cream Sebium AKN, differin, Baziron AC gel regetsin, Skinoren, Zener, retinoic ointment dalatsin T futsidin, hlorgiksedin, metrogil.kuriozin and many others). With moderate and severe form – pill antibiotics. In severe use isotretinoin.
4. Additionally take macro and micronutrients, zinc (eg tsinkteral, etc.), selenium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, chromium, vitamins C and E, group B.

How to easily get rid of acne?

The method of medicine to offer, certainly can. And quite effective. But there are simple solutions to complex problems in life are much less common than in books and movies. acne treatment by modern methods allows for a bright and stable result, but such treatment must be carried out comprehensively and individually. Metabolic processes in the human skin is closely intertwined with all that happening in his body. Therefore, the eruption of acne can be treated separately, as a purely cutaneous disease. Ridding pimples and blackheads many perceive as a simple treatment of skin ointment or lotion designed to eliminate the scourge quickly and inexpensively. And when such a simple treatment of acne does not help solve that effective treatments exist. The basic principle upon which the treatment of skin prone to acne – the regulation of fat metabolism in the skin against the background of antimicrobial therapy. Depending on the intensity with which manifests itself acne, the treatment can take place according to different schemes. In milder forms of acne treatment can be reduced to the use of local effects, but not less than two drugs of different actions. If the person is observed severe and resistant to local treatment, atypical, or leading to cicatricial changes in acne, the solution of this problem must necessarily involve, as systemic administration of specific drugs, as well as non-specific measures the total correction of metabolism in the body. Treatment of acne lesions with minor or moderate symptoms, usually begins with cosmetic procedures (deep cleansing, exfoliation) and topical antibiotics. For antibiotic therapy in this case is perfect, “Zener.” First, because of its antimicrobial resistance in bacteria is a component, which is provoked by the presence of acne, growing slowly. Second, this antibiotic does not cause irritation, which is important for the skin, where pimples and acne, treatment of which thus becomes more efficient. Third, the product contains zinc that help remove excess fat from the skin as well as from the sebaceous glands. Treatment of acne and acne in the mild and moderate form of manifestation of drugs that bring the fat metabolism usually begins on the 7th – 12th day course. Proven clinical efficacy was observed in preparations containing retinoids last generation (izoretionin, adapalin) and azelaic acid. In this treatment of acne can be made, for example, retinoids, azelaic acid and used for further supportive care. Treatment of problem skin with glycolic peel – also an effective way of maintenance therapy. Use this method is recommended as often as every month. If there is a severe man, which is sometimes found such a disease as acne and acne treatment is made ​​on a strictly individual scheme, which differs from previously described. A concrete plan that should be treated in such a case should determine the specialist. The main thing to know the patient – is that regardless of the form and nature of occurrence of acne must be treated systemically – antibiotics, cleansing the stomach medication and etc are strictly contraindicated the use of any cosmetic procedures, has not yet taken off inflammation. Well, Of course, whatever – light or heavy – acne, its treatment process should include the use of multivitamin supplements and dietary adjustments. At the time of treatment is to take care of that skin exposed as possible to less harmful, corrosive. It should be possible to try to protect it from damaging factors such as ultraviolet radiation, friction, and excessive drying. In conclusion I would like to note that serious and competent approach to the treatment of acne necessarily yield positive results and return your skin healthy and fresh look.

Erythema nodosum – an inflammation of the skin and tissues below it (fat cells), resulting in a red painful nodules ranging in size from cherry to orange. Erythema nodosum may be a symptom of various diseases, but about a third of cases the cause can not be established, and erythema nodosum is seen as a distinct disease.

Possible causes of erythema nodosum

• Taking certain medications (oral contraceptives, sulfonamides, iodides and bromides.
• Infectious diseases (tuberculosis, streptococcal infections, yersiniosis, etc.).
• Autoimmune diseases (systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.).
• Chronic inflammatory bowel disease (ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease, etc.).
• Tumoral diseases (including blood).
• Pregnancy.

What to do in the event of erythema nodosum?

At first emerged erythema nodosum may use an independent non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs for relief of symptoms. It is also advised to keep the feet up (if possible), use elastic bandages and stockings. You can use compresses. Usually the rash stays red and painful for up to 10 days. If you still have sores should consult a doctor to clarify the cause of erythema nodosum and selection of appropriate treatment.

You should not use their own hormonal creams, especially for a long time.

With the ineffectiveness of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, especially for a long time to see a doctor.

Independently using different vegetable and homeopathic remedies, as well as the continuation of the impact of avoidable causes (drugs, hormonal contraceptives) may aggravate the disease.

To which the doctor ask if there erythema nodosum?

• Rheumatologist
• Dermatologist
• General practitioner (family doctor) or a therapist
• Infectious diseases
• Pulmonologist

Symptoms similar to dry skin:

• Winter dry skin • Dry skin • xeroderma

Dry skin , medically known as xerosis or xeroderma, is usually caused by environmental factors, though, and dry skin can also lead to some of the most common skin diseases. Hereditary skin disorder known as ichthyosis, although very rare, can also cause peeling and dryness. Even systemic conditions (conditions that affect the entire body) can lead to dry skin. One example is hypothyroidism, which reduces the activity of the glands that produce skin secretions. Some medications, including retinoids to the skin, as well as some antihistamines and diuretics, may cause skin dryness as a side effect.

Dry skin can be associated with symptoms, including peeling, itching, lethargy, redness, pain, and cracks in the skin.

Dry skin is treated with moisturizing creams and lotions. If the inflammatory skin condition associated with dry skin, treatment is directed at the underlying disease.

Diseases in which there is dryness of the skin

• Atopic dermatitis
• Dandruff (seborrhea)
• Dehydration
• Diabetes
• Eczema
• Hypothyroidism (particularly hypothyroidism scaly skin on the elbows)
• hair lichen, hair keratosis
• Psoriasis
• Sunburn (Sun Poisoning)

Possible causes of dry skin

• Aging
• Bathing in hot water
• Contact dermatitis
• Frequent washing
• Severe skin scrubber
• Harsh soap and personal hygiene
• Major chlorinated pools and hot tubs
• Ichthyosis ordinary
• Low humidity
• Malnutrition
• Medication Side Effects
• Neurodermatitis (lichen Chronicus Simplex)
• Deficiency of vitamin A
• Weather and seasonal factors (the skin is usually dry in winter conditions)

Peeling of the skin - an excess of dead cells in the epidermis that result from alterations in the processes of keratinization and rejection.

Peeling of the skin is observed for the following diseases:

• Versicolor pityriasis of the plate to
• Dry cracked erythema (erythema craquele)
• Ichthyosis dominant (in the form of flakes quadrangle) (a hereditary disease manifests scaling and dry skin)
• X-linked ichthyosis (scales in the form of a quadrangle)
• Lupus erythematosus (scales in the form of office keys) (a systemic disease that is not only skin manifestations, but also the defeat of the internal organs)
• Pink zoster (scales in the form of a collar)
• Psoriasis (silvery scaling)
• Scarlet fever (minor peeling solution on the trunk) (infectious disease)
• Seborrheic dermatitis
• Syphilis (secondary)
• Fungal infection (dermatophyte)
• Pityriasis versicolor (= multi-colored, a fungal disease)
• Xerosis (dry skin)
• Scarlet fever (hands and feet) (infectious disease)

Which doctor contact with dry and flaky skin:

• dermatologist
• allergist (for allergic diseases)
• surgeon (with festering rotsessah.napr. carbuncle, furuncle, and others, especially when multiple or large items)
• infectious diseases (infectious diseases)
• neurologist (with herpes zoster, because the nervous system is involved)
• oncologist (with tumors)

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Bumps on the skin and under the skin can occur spontaneously, such as infectious diseases or inflammation of the lymph nodes, or a stroke. Can occur as many bumps and lumps on the skin, and sporadic. Infections, tumors, reaction to injury or damage – all of which can lead to swelling, induration or bumps on or under the skin.
Depending on the cause, the cones can vary in size and be firm or soft to the touch. Bump on the skin may be reddened or ulcer. Cones can be painful or painless, depending on the cause of damage.

Diseases associated with the appearance of bumps on the skin

• Acne ( pimples )
• Actinic Keratosis
• boil, boil, boil
• Cysts
• Erythema nodosum
• Lipoma (bumps under the skin of body fat)
• are allergic to insect stings
• Keloids
• hair lichen
• Melanoma
• Skin Cancer

Possible causes of bumps on the skin

• xanthoma (Xanthomas – abnormal formation in the skin or in some liter. In violation of other tissues, fat metabolism)
• skin cancer
• dermatofibroma
• Enlargement of the lymph nodes
• anulyarnaya granuloma, annular granuloma (Granuloma annulare)
• Hemangioma (capillary buds from overgrown)
• Infection / abscess
• Intradermal cyst
• keratoakantoma (Keratoacanthoma, psevdokartsinomatozny mollusk)
• Lipoma
• Metastatic cancer
• Neurofibromatosis (neurofibromatosis)
• Birthmarks (moles)
Pyogenic granuloma •
• Warts
• Rheumatoid nodules
• Increased sebaceous gland
hyperplasia •
• Greasy (squamous) cyst
• Seboreynay keratosis
• Shards of foreign bodies
• Squamous cell carcinoma (skin cancer)
• skin rash
• Soft tissue sarcoma
• Basal cell carcinoma

Which doctor to go with bumps under the skin and

• dermatologist
• infectious diseases
• dermato-venereal diseases
• oncologist