Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Burning Mouth Syndrome
Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Burning Mouth Syndrome • Nutritional deficiency in zinc, iron, or folate or vitamins B1, B2, B6, B9, B12 • Mucosal disease such as lichen planus or candidiasis • Medication effect • Dry mouth from Sjögren’s
Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Burns
Symptoms and Signs – Differential Diagnosis of Burns • Anthrax • Bullous erysipelas • Carbuncle/furuncle • Cellulitis/abscess • Insect bite (spider bite)
Dermatology - Body Lice
Dermatology - Body Lice Clothes is where body lice live, deposit their eggs, and then remove the eggs to feed on a human host. Body lice can only endure few hours apart from their human host. Interestingly, they are carriers of numerous systemic illnes
Dermatology - Harlequin Fetus
Dermatology - Harlequin Fetus The harlequin fetus is a very uncommon ichthyosis characterized by an uncommon fibrous protein in the epidermis. The infant is born with extremely thick stratum corneum plates that are divided by large fissures and fractur
Dermatology - Pityriasis Rosea
Dermatology - Pityriasis Rosea Acute exanthematous eruptions with a peculiar self-limited history and unique form are known as Pityriasis Rosea (PR). usually manifests between the ages of 10 and 43, while it can sporadically affect younger and older peop
Dermatology - Actinic Keratosis
Dermatology - Actinic Keratosis UVB (290-320 nm) light, in particular, causes cumulative damage to keratinocytes during prolonged and recurrent sun exposure. The onset typically occurs in middle age and is more prevalent in people who spend a lot of ti
Dermatology - Boils (Furuncle, Carbuncle and Abscess)
Dermatology - Boils (Furuncle, Carbuncle and Abscess) Traumatic skin inoculation or infection extension into hair follicles can lead to deeper skin infections. Abscess localized inflammation, either acute or chronic, that accumulates pus in the tissue
Dermatology - Recessive dystrophic hereditary / epidermolysis bullosa
Dermatology - Recessive dystrophic hereditary / epidermolysis bullosa Hereditary epidermolysis bullosa refers to a range of uncommon genetic skin disorders. Disruption of the integrity of the outermost layer of the skin and/or the layer beneath it resul
Dermatology - Radiation Dermatitis
Dermatology - Radiation Dermatitis Radiation dermatitis refers to alterations in the skin caused by exposure to ionizing radiation. The types of radiation that can cause radiodermatitis include superficial and deep x-ray radiation, electron beam therapy,
Dermatology - Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Dermatology - Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Rickettsia infection is transmitted through the bite of an infected tick. Merely 60% of patients possess knowledge regarding a previous tick bite. The transmission is most prevalent during the spring season in
