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Skin, hair and nails: practical information

Everyday care, common symptoms and preparing for a consultation. Practical explanations with medical sources and clear next steps.

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Fungal nail infection: what it looks like, why testing matters and how it is treated

Fungal nail infection is common, especially on the toenails, and does not clear up on its own. What it looks like, why it is worth confirming with a test before long treatment, what the options are and how to lower the risk of it coming back.

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Seborrhoeic keratoses: what they are, when to get them checked and how they are removed

Seborrhoeic keratoses are common, harmless skin growths that appear with age. Why a doctor should still look at them, when removal makes sense and what not to do at home.

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Psoriasis: what it looks like, what triggers flare-ups and when to get it checked

Psoriasis is a long-term skin condition, and it is not contagious. What it looks like, what can trigger a flare-up, why it is worth keeping an eye on your joints and what the treatment options are.

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Warts: why they appear, how they are treated and when to get them checked

Warts are caused by a virus and often go away on their own, sometimes after months or years. When treatment makes sense, how cryotherapy works and how to avoid spreading them.

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Moles and dermoscopy: changes worth checking

What changes to notice, what dermoscopy can show and how to prepare for a skin examination.

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Rosacea: redness, sensitivity and daily care

How to track your own triggers, simplify skin care and recognise eye symptoms that need attention.

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Eczema: atopic and contact dermatitis

Understand the differences, reduce irritation and prepare useful information for your appointment.

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Sun protection: choosing SPF and using it correctly

Choose broad-spectrum protection, apply enough and renew it outdoors. Sunscreen works best alongside shade and protective clothing.

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When to see a dermatologist: changes that deserve assessment

Changing moles, persistent rashes, scarring acne and visible hair loss are reasons to seek advice. Prepare a short symptom history.

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Everyday skin care: cleansing, moisturising and sun protection

A practical routine starts with tolerable basics. Learn how to introduce products and recognise irritation.

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Adult acne: causes, skin care and treatment options

Acne can persist or begin in adulthood. Treatment depends on the lesions, severity, skin tolerance and personal circumstances.

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Hair loss: causes, assessment and sensible next steps

Increased shedding and visible thinning are different findings. The cause determines treatment; supplements are not a universal answer.

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The skin barrier: dryness, irritation and gentle care

Dryness and burning can have several causes. Gentle care supports the skin, but persistent symptoms need a diagnosis.

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