Skincare Symptoms - Recognizing Signs of Skincare Issues

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Recognizing the symptoms of skincare issues is crucial for early intervention and effective management. Explore our comprehensive guide to common skincare symptoms, empowering you to recognize warning signs such as acne, eczema, and more. Gain the knowledge needed to take prompt actions and seek appropriate skincare solutions when needed.

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A bad taste in the mouth

A broad nose with a flattened or depressed tip

A broad nose with a rounded tip

A bump-like painless and harmful skin abnormality appears usually appears around arms

A discolored tongue that is black

A few minutes of exposure to the sun induces pruritus

A flat growth or a slightly raised bump with a scaly surface

A foul-smelling discharge from a wound

A long smooth area between the nose and the upper lip

A rash over the chest

A red or purple rash that spreads

A reddened area of skin in the crease in the groin; it often spreads to the upper thigh in a half-moon shape

A round or oval-shaped patch of colored skin

A round or oval-shaped waxy or rough bump

A scaly ring-shaped area

A small group of painless lesions

A small jaw and large ears

A small percentage of patie

A small red rash consisting of “dots” under the skin (these are called petechiae)

A strong and growing headache

A thin upper lip

A tongue that feels fuzzy or sticky

A white spot of skin or an area of skin that is lighter in colour than your natural skin tone

Abdominal cramping

Abdominal cramps

Abnormal blistering of the skin

Abnormal bumps or masses (nodules) appear in the fatty layer under the skin (subcutaneous fat) of the legs

Abnormal elongation

Abnormal excessive perspiration

Abnormal eye movements

Abnormal facial features

Abnormal fingers

Abnormal growth of the skull and facial bones

Abnormal hearing

Abnormal thickening of the skin

Abnormal white blood cells

Abnormalities of the skull

Abnormalities of the teeth and nails

Abnormality of hair texture

Abnormality of the nail

Abnormally long openings between the eyelids (palpebral fissures)

Abnormally small head

Abnormally wide pubic joint

Absence of eyelids

Absent finger or toe nails

Absent sweating in affected areas

Accompanied by painblood in ey

Acral keratosis

Acute eruption of monomorphic skin-coloured to pink-red papules on the face

Acute pain is followed by numbness

Aged appearance at birth

Allergic issues

Allergic reactions

Along the insides of the wrists

Altered consciousness

Altered sensation

An increase in the size of the bump over a few days as it fills with pus

And abnormal thickening of the skin in the neck

And ankle ccclonus

And areas surrounding body openings and the genitals

And around the ears shortly after eating certain foods

And back of the head

And behind the ear

And blistering on your hands and feet.blistering or skin ulcers

And can emit a strong odor

And crusted skin condition

And denuded skin at birth

And extensor surfaces of the extremities

And gums turning slate-gray

And inflammation of the eye’s cornea

And it may ooze at times

And may appear on almost any part of the body

And middle of the body

And other areas that are exposed to the sun

And parchment-like

And partially flexed hands and feet

And pimple-like eruptions

And progressive decline of vision

And scaly-looking

And small clusters of blood vessels just under the skin (telangiectases)blood in ey

And sometimes blisters appear on the tops of the hands and forearms

And sometimes the genitals

And swelling under the skin

And tenderness in the are

And the anal/genital region

And the skin may be flaky or scalyblood in ey

And tiny bumps)

And warm areas of skin

And/or face may be involvedb

Appearance of blisters with a red border and are filled with a watery liquid

Appearance of elevated ridges (wheals)

Appearing and disappearing blisters

Arched eyebrows

Areas of thinning skin (atrophy)

Arms or legs that may or may not itch

Around the waist

As old blisters desquamate new ones will erupt

As well as obvious areas of skin thickening

As well as pain in the affected area

Asthma or vasomotor rhinitis blo

Asymmetric limbs

Asymmetrical mole

Asymptomatic in mild cases

Babies with red

Back of the arms

Bacterial infection

Behavioral problems

Beneath the breasts

Beta-blockers such as inderal

Between the belly button and knees -angiokeratoma

Between the thi

Bilateral and symmetrical small eyes

Black velvetty symmetric patches on the body

Blackheadsblood in

Bleeding lesions

Bleeding under skin

Blemishes are found on the scalp

Blister-prone skin

Blistering skin lesions on areas of the skin that are frequently exposed to the sun

Blisters and sores on the skin and on mucus membranes of the mouth

Blisters clumped together

Blisters found on the face

Blisters inside the mouth and throat

Blisters on back

Blisters on the palms and bottoms of the feet

Blisters on the toes or soles of feet

Blisters on your skin and the mucous membranes of t

Blisters ooze seropurulent

Blisters that break to form scabs or crusts

Blisters that rupture and develop scabs or crusts

Blisters with a thin

Bloated stomach

Blocked tear ducts

Blood in the urine

Blood in vomit and bowel motion

Blood may be present in the stool and abnormal bleeding

Bloody vomit and stools from internal bleeding

Blotchy patches

Blue-grey discoloration of skin

Bluish tinge to the whites of

Body temperature is not stable

Bone abnormalities

Brachial melasma- appears on your shoulders and upper arms

Breasts and upper arms

Breathing and eating difficulties

Breathing difficulties

Breathing issues

Breathing problems due to t

Briak tendon reflexes

Brown or tannish discoloration on the cheek and back

Brown scaly skin

Brown skin patch

Bump or elevation on the skin with dry condition

Bumps appear anywhere on the skin

Bumps in the hands

Bumps look like goosebumps or the skin of a plucked chicken

Bumps on the skin

Bumps that feel like sandpaper

Burning sensation

Burning sensation on your skin

But often on the genitals

Buttocks blisters

Can spread through physical contact

Centrally adherent scales on limbs and trunk

Centrofacial melasma- the melasma appears on your forehead

Cerebral vascular malformations

Changes in skin color from red to dark blue

Changes in the color

Chloral hydrate

Chronic diarrhea

Chronic fatigue

Chronic infection

Chronic infections

Chronic inflammation

Cleft lip (rare)

Cleft lip or palate

Closed or absense of vagina

Clothing and towels

Clouding (opacity) of the cornea and eye movement abnormalities

Clouding of the lenses of the eyes

Clubbed fingers

Clumps of red bumps on exposed areas of the body - face

Cluster headaches

Clusters of itchy

Coarse facial features

Cognitive disabilities

Cognitive impairment

Cold hands and feet

Colobomas of the eyelid

Color loss in the tissues lining the inside of t

Color or formation over time

Commonly on the hands

Congenital heart anomalies

Congenital heart block

Conjuctival lipodermoids

Constipation or diarrhea

Contraction of the muscles around the bronchi

Corneal dystrophy

Corneal opacities in the eye

Cortical atrophy

Cortical blindness

Cosmetic surgery to tighten skin that is loosened due to cutis laxa; these results may last temporarily

Coughing or choking

Cracking of the skin

Cramping abdominal pain

Cranium abnormalities

Crawling and walking

Crossed eyes (strabismus)

Crusting of skin bumps

Cyclical patchy redness and thickening of the skin of the palms and soles

Cystic acneblood

Dandruff flaky scalp

Dark brown or light grey

Dark discolored skin

Dark pigmentation and severe itching which leads to scratching and skin-picking (excoriation)

Dark pigmented skin

Dark red spots on the skin

Darkening of the urine

Deafness (more common in type ii disease)

Decrease in wet diapers

Decreased appetite

Decreased blood flow

Decreased muscle tone (hypotonia)

Decreased pituitary function

Decreased reflexes

Decreased sensation

Decreased sweat production

Decreased sweating

Defect in elastin

Defective bones

Defective brain

Defective corneas

Defects in the eyes (clouding of cornea)

Deformed tear ducts

Degeneration of the nerve-rich membrane lining the eyes (retina)

Degenerative muscles

Dental anomalies

Depending on the original damage size and when the keloid finishes growing

Depigmented skin

Deprived social

Development of a yellow-white tip that eventually ruptures and allows

Development of greyish brown or black pigmentation

Development of multiple

Developmental delays

Diarrheablood in eye

Difficulty breathing

Difficulty completely straightening joints

Difficulty eating

Difficulty in inhalation

Digestive problems

Digestive system issues

Diminished capacity to sweat

Diminished sensitivity to pain

Discoloration (red

Discoloration may stand out most on your forehead

Discolored area of skin less than 1 cm wide

Discolored gums

Discolored lesions

Discolored mole

Discolored skin

Discoloured area of skin blood in e

Discomfort or pain

Disruption of the ability to walk

Distinctive facial features

Distorted facial features

Disturbances in consciousness

Dizziness and an increased heart rate after st

Dizziness and disorientation

Dizziness or lightheadedness

Drooling (because closing the mouth is painful)blood

Drooping of the upper eyelid

Drooping of the upper eyelids and pupiliary constriction

Dry blister that cause the peeling of skin from the palms and soles

Dry eyes and lack of tears

Dry scaly patches which can be red and thick

Dysarthric speech

Ears fused to the head

Eczema (atopic dermatitis)

Eczema or a hive-like rash

Edema of the hands

Elbow creases and groinblood in eye

Elevated ige levels

Elevated lesions on the skin or just under the skin that are dark blue

Emotional stress

Encircled by a bloated red ring

Enlarged lymph glands

Enlarged lymph nodes

Enlarged lymph nodes in the chest

Enlarged nodes are present on both sides of the neck

Enlarged spleen

Enlarged venules

Enlargement of digits and clubbing

Enlargement of lymph nodes

Especially at night

Especially on the

Especially on the hands

Especially on the hands and feet

Especially the place where there are hair follicles

Etc. and moves easliy when pressure is applied

Everted eyelids

Excessive growth of frontal bone of the skull (hyperostosis frontalis interna)

Excessive hair growth

Excessive roughness and drynes

Excessive sweating or absence of sweating

Expanding rings on your skin

Extra fingers or toes

Extra lines on palms

Extreme tiredness

Extreme tiredness (fatigue)

Extremely fragile skin that can peel or blister on minimal impact

Extremely pale blue eyes or eye colors that don't match

Eye abnormalities

Eyebrows or beard

Eyelids and lips pulled open due to tight skin

Eyelids and lips to turn inside out revealing the red inner linings

Eyelids turning inside out

Eyes not closing

Facial telangiectasia

Failure to gain weight

Failure to grow

Fainting (uncommon)

Fatigue and joint ache in severe cases

Feeding difficulties

Fertility problems

Fever and chills

Fever and other flu-like symptoms

Fewer to no sweat glands

Fine or rhomboid

Fine scales with predominant extensor distribution in patients with heterozygous mutations

Finger abnormalities

Finger and toe issues

Fingers and toes

Firm red nodule on skin

Flame shaped patterns of raised

Flame-shaped pattern with pain

Flat patch of itchy skin

Flat patches develop all over the body

Flat sore and scaly crust of skin

Flattened wart-like (verrucous) bumps (papules) on the backs of the hands or feetbloo

Flesh or purple covered lesions on the skin or just underneath the top layer of the skin

Flexible joints

Fluctuating body temperature

Fluid-filled blisters

Fluid-filled sac under the skin in the lower back

Flushing and warmth in the affected areas

Flushing or blushing of blood vessels in the face

Followed by redness and swelling

Followed by the appearance dry blisters which subsequently peel in an expanding pattern

Forehead sweating

Forehead sweating and nasal discharges

Foul smelling pus

Fragile skin that blisters easily

Fragile tissues

Frequent and easy bleeding that can occur from the nose

Frequent and easy bruising

Frequent respiratory infections

Frictional pain

Fungal infection

Further thickened and flat lesions (pintids) appear all over the body

Fusion of certain fingers

Heat in the skin around the hematoma

Heat sensitivity

Hemifacial discoloration cluster headaches

High hypermetropia

High temperature

High-pitched voice

Higher rates of depression and mood disorders

Hip dislocation

Hives consisting of red rings around white ridges (wheals)

Honey-colored crust

Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmented spots

Hypersalivation

Hypertrichosis(excessive hair growth)

Hypopigmentation

Hypopigmented skin

Idiopathic nodular panniculitis usually begins gradually

Immune system dysfunction

Impaired swallowing reflexes

Imperforate anus

Improper development

Improper development of nails

In a skin flap beneath a bulging belly

In bowel movements

In extreme cases- unex

In homozygous individuals

In severe cases

In some patients

In the groyne area

Inability sense changes in temperature (can lead to injuries)

Inability to sweat

Including autism spectrum and learning disab

Including eyelashes or eyebrows

Including palpable purpura

Including the liver

Incomplete closure of cleft palate

Increased body hair (hirsutism)

Increased coloration or pigmentation (hyperpigmentation)

Increased sensitivity to light photophobia

Increased susceptibility to atopic eczema (a skin condition that can result in dry

Inflamed blister-like bumps and itching or prickling in the affected area

Inflamed lymph nodes

Inflammation of eyes

Inflammation of the eye

Inflammatory bowel disease

Inside the bend of the elbows and knees

Intelectual impairment

Intellectual deficit

Intellectual disability

Intense pain and discomfort in the affected region

Intense pain out of proportion to the signs of the local skin infection

Interconnected abscesses suppuration

Internal organs

Intertrigo appears on the skin as a red

Intolerance to heat and reduced perspiration

Intrauterine growth retardation

Involuntary eye movements

Iris and retina

Irregular heartbeats

Irritated sense organs

Irritation in eyes

Itching (pruritus)

Itching abdominal pain

Itching and burning around the lesions

Itching or discomfort in the cervix

Itchy and tiny blisters on palms and the sides of fingers

Itchy bumps around underarms

Itchy or burning sensation in one or more areas of skin

Jaundice (yellowing of eyes and skin)

Joint hypermobility

Joint inflammation

Joint pain and clicking joints

Keloid-like papules

Kidney abnormalities

Kidney problems

Lack of appetite

Lack of appetite (anorexia)

Lack of melanin

Lacy white areas around the mouth

Lacy white patches in the mouth or on the lips or tongue

Large blisters filled with fluid on surface of the skin

Large blisters that don't easily rupture when touched

Large plate-like patches on skin

Lateral ventricle enlargement

Learning problems

Leathery patches of skin

Leaving the mouth open and making nursing difficult

Lesion may remain for several hours

Lesions are also found in muscle

Lesions are usually present in the exposed surface of arms and legs

Lesions under skin

Light colored eyes

Light colored skin

Light sensitivity (photophobia)

Light-colored hair

Lighter or darker skin discoloration found on the back

Limited mobility in arms and legs

Lines of hypopigmentation on arms and legs

Lines on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet are extra

Lips pulled tight

Little or no hair

Livedo reticularis

Liver complications

Liver disease with lipid storage

Look for yellow skin in your infants

Loss of appetite

Loss of central vision

Loss of color in the tissues that line the inside of the mouth and nose (mucous membranes)blood in

Loss of elastic tissue

Loss of fluid (dehydration)

Loss of hearing

Low birth weight

Low body temperature

Lower eyelids that are turned outward (everted)

Lung and kidney issues

Missing or unusually shaped nails

Mites that burrow into the skin and result in itchiness

Moles that change their size

Moles without pigment

Most commonly on areas exposed to sunlight

Most often found in between the fingers

Most often on the inner forearm

Mostly on the elbows

Mouth (white patches)

Mouth breathing

Mucous membranes

Mucous patches in mouth

Multiple dysmorphic features

Multiple painful lesions on the surface of the skin

Multiple venous malformations in various organ systems

Muscle contractions

Muscle degeneration

Muscle weakness

Muscular stiffness and fever

Muscular stifness

Musculoskeletal symptoms

Nighttime sweating

No available drug or medications.

No permanent teeth

Nodules or more substantial hemorrhages under the skin (purpura)

Non-cancerous small bumps beneath the skin

Nose and throat

Nose irritation

Numerous cells (keratinocytes) with two nuclei are visible under electron microscope examination

Nursing difficulties

Or oval red bumps form on the skin that typically firm and raised

Or plaques in a limited area on exposed skin

Or ridges (wheals)

Or volume of vaginal discharge

Oral mucosal blisters

Osteopenia and progeroid features

Other facial abnormalites

Other symptoms include hair loss (alop

Oval or round discolouration in the face chest and other places of the body

Overall discomfort

Overgrown nails

Overlapping ringsbloo

Owl-eyed appearance

Pain and burning sensation in hands and feet along with fever

Pain around the joints

Pain in abdomen

Pain in muscles

Pain in muscles and abdomen

Pain in the affected area

Pain in the joints (arthralgia)

Pain in the neck and arms

Painful and itchy rash

Painful and swelled area

Painful areas)blood in

Painful clusters

Painful cystic lesions

Painful nodules

Painful sores in the mouth or vagina

Painless peeling

Painless skin peeling

Pale color skin

Pale or yellowish skin

Palmoplanar fiss

Palmoplantar keratoderma

Palpitation (fast pacing of the heart)

Papules (small red bumps)

Partial deafness

Patches of missing skin pigment

Patches of red and inflamed skin and flaky scales

Patches of skin that may be lighter or darker than the skin around them

Patchy changes in skin coloring

Patchy loss of skin color

Pauses in their breathing while sleeping

Pea-sized lumps

Periorbital edoema

Persistent skin redness

Photosensitive eyes

Photosensitive rashes

Photosensitivity

Pigmentation and itching leading to scratching

Pigmentation anomaly

Pigmentation in some parts of the body

Pimple-like eruptions

Pits are tiny indentations in the skin patch that resemble little holes

Pits can congregate to form a sore (lesion) that resemble

Plantar hyperkeratosis

Plates of thick skin

Poor coordination and unsteady walk

Poor muscle tone

Poor nail formation

Poor sucking ability

Poorly developed fingernails

Possible slight decrease in intellectual functi

Premature aging of skin

Premature face aging

Premature whitening or graying of the hair on your scalp

Premature whitening or greying of your scalp hair

Prematurely-aged appearance

Progresses to dry scaly appearance over days

Prominent eyelashes

Prominent veins

Psychological distressblood

Psychomotor impairment

Pubic area and around the nipples

Pubic area itching

Pulmonary infections

Pupillary constriction

Purple and red bruises

Purple colored skin in the affected area

Purple-red or black in color

Pus-filled cyst

Pustules (small red bumps containing white or yellow pus)

Raised and bumpy scalp

Raised bumps on the skin)

Rapid eye movements (nystagmus)

Rapid heartbeat

Rarely with blistering and petechiae

Rash is mainly found on the neck

Rashes can form in the inside of the thighs

Rashes on the chest

Rashes on the skin

Raw rash; it may be painful or irritating

Recurring inflammation in the subcutaneous fat layer of the skin

Red and flaky skin)

Red areas that are warm to the touch

Red blisters on the skin

Red bumps that starts out small and can enlarge

Red marks on skin

Red painful and itchy rashes all over the body

Red patches and blisters on palms of hands

Red rash or red blotches on your skin

Red sore and rough patch inside mouth

Red spot on the skin

Red spot swelled

Red spots (macules or papules)

Red spots on a specific area or entire body

Red spotting of the skin (most often on the buttocks and backs of the legs)

Red to brownish-gray patches

Red-blue papule

Reddened areas on the arms

Reddened areas on the hands

Reddish or darker than normal

Reddish or purplish

Reddish-purple spots

Redness and peeling of the skin on the palms and soles

Redness around the bumps

Redness around the skin eruptions

Redness of skin or mucous membrane

Redness of the skin

Reduced joint mobilityblood in e

Reduced sweat glands

Reduced sweating

Resemble your underlying skin disease and are usually linear (run in a straight line)

Restricted breathing

Restricted movements of fingers

Resulting in aspiration pneumonia or poor growthblood in ey

Retarded growth

Retinal changes

Ring-shaped patches or itchy welts

Ring-shaped rashes bordered with a line of small blisters that burn or feel itchy

Rippled lines or grooves across the skin

Rise in body temperature

Rough bumps (papules) or plaques that may be greasy or have a brown or yellow crust

Rough skin plaques

Rough-scaly patch on lip

Scales on the skin that are white

Scaling of the skin

Scaling skin (ichthyosis) ranging from mild to severe

Scalp blistering

Scaly patch on the skin that develops from years of sun exposure. it's often found on the face

Scarring and baldness result from the skin around the hair follicles hardening

Scarring and hair loss (scarring alopecia)

Scarring may develop and affected skin may darken

Scarring of the skin

Scarring that is thick and uneven

Scratchy throat

Sensitive to heat

Sensitivity to cold- eruptions on the skin

Sensitivity to light (photophobia)

Severe body pain

Severe headache

Sex gland disturbances

Sexual discomfort

Shabby fingernails

Shiny spots that develop into white patches of thinned

Short heigh than average

Short limbs or digits or the digits might even be missing

Shortness of breath

Shoulder or the back

Shoulder tumors

Single or multiple

Skeletal abnormalities

Skeletal abnormalities and venous malformations in muscle

Skeletal abnormalities in elbows

Skeletomuscular malformations

Skin (shiny red or purple bumps)

Skin abnormalities

Skin affected on peripheral body parts

Skin and nail thickening

Skin around the blisters that is normal

Skin changes color to brown-red

Skin color changes ranging from mild grey to blue

Skin color loss that develops in patches

Skin conditions that usually present at birth: redness

Skin denudation across various body parts

Skin discoloration

Skin has a tendency to be thick

Skin hyperpigmentation

Skin infections

Skin inflammation

Skin irritations

Skin lesions appear on previously healthy skin at the site of a skin injury

Skin lesions consisting thickened

Skin lesions may be flat and red (macules)

Skin manifestation in genital and anal areas

Skin manifestations: blistering rashes at birth and heals over time

Skin manifestations: erythematous and hyperkeratotic appearance at birth

Skin or body-wide infections

Skin pigmentation

Skin rashes on face

Skin that bruises easily

Skin that is cool to the touch

Skin that is shiny

Skin that is thick and hard and can appear practically anyplace on the body

Skin that is thin

Skin thickeningblood

Skin tightening both in external skin and also the mucosa in the internal organ

Skin-picking (excoriation)

Skin-related protein

Slight pinkness or redness around bumps itchy

Slightly raised

Slimy ulcers in or near the mouth

Slowly enlarging circular red patches may develop

Slowly progressive weakness of the proximal arms and

Slowly progressive weakness of the proximal arms and legs

Small blisters and bumps

Small blisters or sores in the mouth or other mucous membranes

Small blood vessels growing from the iris over the cornea (neovascularization)

Small clusters of enlarged blood vessels may appear in the rash and in the eyes

Small permanent teeth

Small pits in palm

Small red bumps

Small red bumps on arms

Small scaly crusty patches of varying color on the surface of the skin

Small teeth that are either decreased or increased

Small-swollen hands and feet

Smelly material that sometimes drains from the cyst

Smooth white patches on your skin

Soft and tiny bulged skin on the surface of the body which is painless and skin brownish or skin-colored

Soft tissue and boneblood in e

Soles of feet and face

Sometimes bleeding and black or brownish dots of bloodstain

Sometimes called flesh m

Soreness and discomfort

Sores can appear and the skin locally can become thin

Sores can spread to other areas of the body through touch

Sores in the mouth or vaginal area that are

Spastic paraplegia

Spastic paresis

Speech abnormalities

Spinal cord cyst

Spotting or light vaginal bleeding

Stiff neck (meningismus)

Stinky feet (bromhidrosis)

Stomach painblood in

Students with varying abilities

Subepidermal blistering with cleavage in the lamina lucida

Such as heartburn and constipation

Sudden unilateral skin flushing and sweating

Sunburned skin like appearance

Sunsenstive skin

Superficial defects of the cornea

Surgeries to repair hernias

Susceptible to infection

Swallowing problems in infants

Sweating after eating certain foods

Swelling and pain

Swelling of gi tract causing nausea

Swelling of the face

Swelling of the painful area

Swelling of the throat or airway causing pain

Swelling of your skin

Swollen blood vessels

Swollen hands and feet

Swollen lymph nodes

Swollen skin around the bump

Symmetrically distributed bumps

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Symptoms vary from mild xerosis to large adherent scales

Target-shaped (bull’s-eye pattern) lesions appear on the backs of hands

Tearing of eyes

Tearing or bleedingblood in e

Teeth abnormalities

Temperature diffences over the two halves

Tender bumps on the shins

Tender knuckle pads

Tender or painful bumps below the surface of the skin subcutaneous nodules

Tender to touch

The brown or grey-brown sometimes inflammed or red patches of melasma appear most often on the cheeks

The edges of the scales curl occasionally

The face and scalp

The hands and feet are slender

The inside areas of the forearm and the lower extremities blood in

The lipoma may increase in size or suddenly grows very quickly

The nuclei frequently have shells made of a primitive

The overlying skin may be discolored red or purple and ulcerated

The patches of scaly

The primary symptom is that the tongue looks hairy due to the presence of long

The scaling is usually prominent on the back of the neck

Thick plate-like scales of skin

Thick skin plaque

Thick skin plate

Thickened skin on the palms and soles of the feet

Thickened skin range from spotty to severe

Thickening skin

Thickness and redness in the skin of palms and soles

Thighs and buttocks

Thin face tissue

Thread-like growths

Threadlike marks

Throat irritation

Tight and bent fingers

Tightening of skin in infants

Tingling of the skin

Tiny blackhead plugging the central opening of the cyst

Toe abnormalities

Too much dandruff

Toprol etc. for heart problems

Troubled breathing

Trunk and lower extremities

Typically on the buttocks

Typically on the face

Uncoordinated movements

Under arms (axillae)

Underarm itching

Underdeveloped knee caps

Underdeveloped nails

Underdeveloped testicles or penis

Undescended testes

Unexplained widespread skin pain

Unilateral underdevelopment of ribs

Unintended weight loss

Unstable blood pressure

Unstable joints that dislocate easily

Unusual facial features

Upper limb pain

Upper trunk and extensor surfaces of the limbsblood

Urinary tract abnormalities

Urination that hurts

Usually in sun irradiated zones of the bod

Usually on the earlobes

Usually on the extremities

Usually on the face

Usually on the inner forearm

V-shaped notches at the distal end of the nail plate

Vertical groove in upper lip

Very small growths clustered around the eyes or elsewhere on the face

Viral infection

Vision abnormalities; dry or bloodshot eyes; and eye p

Vision problems

Vision problems such as reduced sharpness

Visual impairment (amblyopia) blood in ey

Visual impairment due to cataract

Yellow coloration of the skin and sclera

Yellow or white in color

Yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice)

Yellowish bumps