Medical Specialties :: Dermatology

Though not life-threatening, rashes are often bothersome, uncomfortable or even painful.

Some, such as heat rash and swimmers' itch, clear up on their own. Others, including rosacea and drug rashes, require medical treatment.

Atopic dermatitis
Christmas tree rash (pityriasis rosea)
Contact dermatitis
Drug rash
Heat rash (miliaria)
Intertrigo
Lichen planus
Psoriasis
Ringworm of the body (tinea corporis)
Rosacea
Shingles (herpes zoster)
Swimmer's itch

 

 

 

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:: EVENTS 2008 ::

:: Oncology
5th European Oncology Spring Oncology Conference [+ info]

:: Cancer Q & A?
If you have any questions or need a consultation about cancer, cancer treatment, and cancer prevention send us your question, and you will have an answer within 24 hours.[+ info]

:: Men's check-up
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Hospital sessions run every first Friday of month [+info]