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  • What is Keratosis pilaris

    Keratosis pilaris is a common skin condition caused by abnormal buildup of keratin inside the openings of hair follicles. The result is small, rough follicular plugs that give the skin a textured or “chicken…

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  • FAQ about Ichthyosis vulgaris

    This FAQ explains the key facts about Ichthyosis vulgaris, a common inherited skin condition that affects how the outer layer of the skin sheds and retains moisture. The article covers what the condition is,…

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  • What is Keloid

    A keloid is an abnormal overgrowth of scar tissue that develops after the skin has been injured. Unlike a normal scar, which stays within the boundaries of the original wound and gradually softens over…

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  • FAQ about Pressure ulcer

    This FAQ article explains pressure ulcer, also called a pressure sore or bed sore, in clear practical terms. It covers what the condition is, why it develops, how it is recognized, how it is…

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  • Prevention of Pressure ulcer

    Pressure ulcer development can often be prevented or, when prevention is not fully possible, the risk can usually be reduced substantially. A pressure ulcer forms when prolonged pressure, often combined with friction or shear,…

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  • Diagnosis of Pressure ulcer

    Pressure ulcer is usually identified through clinical evaluation rather than a single definitive test. Medical professionals diagnose it by examining the skin and underlying tissue, reviewing the patient’s risk factors, and determining whether prolonged…

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  • Treatment for Pressure ulcer

    Pressure ulcers are treated with a combination of pressure relief, wound care, infection control, nutritional support, and, in more advanced cases, surgical repair. These treatments are designed to address the biological processes that cause…

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