Question 1

pale white skin in-between toes, appears to have a hole on it. looks deep (crack on skin?) , no pain. very itchy!!

Accepted Answer

Could  be: Athletes foot/fungus vs psoriasis, eczema. Trial of over the counter antifungals could be used before being seen in person for further management. See your doctor if no better. Good luck

Question 2

pale white cracked skin in-between toes. very itchy!

Accepted Answer

Athletes foot: Dry between your toes well after you bathe. Buy an OTC    spray to control the fungus. Use absorbent- not all cotton socks to wick away perspiration. Make sure you dry out your shoes everyday if you sweat a lot.

Question 3

how to get rid of dead white skin between toes ?

Accepted Answer

Dead white skin: You can use vaseline or a&d ontment  just to lubricate the skin as dead skin is sure to fall off by itself and luricating will help the new skin to be healthy, .You do not need any medicated cream or onyment unless you have underlying skin disease

Question 4

i'm 33, don't drink, eyes are white, skin is normal, no itching. yet recently my stool has been a pale color. please list all possible causes.

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Light (clay) colored: Bile & your gut's bacterial flora account in large part for color & volume of stool. Absence of bile results in pale, clay-color stool. Lots of other things also affect stool appearance: ingested foods, medications (peptobismol, antacids), swallowed blood or bleeding from gut, infection/antibiotics, inflammation, maldigestion, & the amount of mucus mixed with stool, as well as transit time of food.

Question 5

sensitivity to cold goosebumps from head to toe hurts to move. separately hands will turn blue (not cold) nail beds are pale pulse btwn 110-130?

Accepted Answer

GOOSEBUMPS/COLD: YOUR PULSE IS A BIT HIGH.
HAVE YOU HAD A CHECK UP WITH YOUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN RECENTLY?
DO YOU HAVE THYROID PROBLEMS?
DO YOU DRINK A LOT OF COFFEE?
TEA?  ALCOHOL? 
TOO MUCH EXERCISE?
SEE YOUR DOCTOR . . .

Question 6

i have health anxiety and im concerned about symptoms that may not be symptoms. like the color of the underside of my feet. the heel and foot pad near the toes almost looks orange-ish (space between is pale normal skin). is this normal? or jaundice?

Accepted Answer

: See your primary care doctor .

Question 7

experiencing fatigue, shortness of breath, numb toes, noticeably pale skin, headaches, joint pain, fast heart beat, dizziness, brittle nails. help ?

Accepted Answer

Below: With the variety of symptoms you are experiencing, it would be best to see your DR for an exam.
It is impossible to give you a DX without an exam.

Question 8

i am experiencing  cold feet, foot pain and cold hands. the following also describe me: pale skin, sensitive teeth, fatigue, and dry or cracking skin. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

See doctor: It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without taking additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. It would be prudent to see your doctor.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex. 
Get HPV vaccine

Question 9

what causes: profuse sweating of  only the head and face, pallor, of only the head and face, associated with extreme pressure in the head? treatment?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say...: That is difficult to assess without examining you; you might have some form of entrapment neuropathy or an atypical migraine...Definitely get to your doctor's office for a detailed history and thorough examination!

Question 10

hi, i'm 20 years old. i have yellow skin but white conjunctiva, i don't eat that much carrots! what could be the cause of this pallor?

Accepted Answer

Anemia?: Sometimes anemic people can look yellow.  You should get two laboratory tests: a bilirubin and a complete blood count (or a hemoglobin/hematocrit).  If the bilirubin is normal, you're not jaundiced. The complete blood count will tell you whether you're anemic.

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Pale white skin in-between toes, appears to have a hole on it. looks deep (crack on skin?) , no pain. very itchy!!

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Pale white cracked skin in-between toes. very itchy!

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How to get rid of dead white skin between toes ?

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I'm 33, don't drink, eyes are white, skin is normal, no itching. yet recently my stool has been a pale color. please list all possible causes.

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Sensitivity to cold goosebumps from head to toe hurts to move. separately hands will turn blue (not cold) nail beds are pale pulse btwn 110-130?

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I have health anxiety and im concerned about symptoms that may not be symptoms. like the color of the underside of my feet. the heel and foot pad near the toes almost looks orange-ish (space between is pale normal skin). is this normal? or jaundice?

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Experiencing fatigue, shortness of breath, numb toes, noticeably pale skin, headaches, joint pain, fast heart beat, dizziness, brittle nails. help ?

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I am experiencing cold feet, foot pain and cold hands. the following also describe me: pale skin, sensitive teeth, fatigue, and dry or cracking skin. what should i do?

A member asked:

What causes: profuse sweating of only the head and face, pallor, of only the head and face, associated with extreme pressure in the head? treatment?

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Hi, i'm 20 years old. i have yellow skin but white conjunctiva, i don't eat that much carrots! what could be the cause of this pallor?

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