Question 1

if oral hpv infection is cleared from pharynx, is it safe to assume that the oral hpv infection has cleared from other proximate sites such as larynx, oesophagus, lungs, et al?

Accepted Answer

: The immune system will in most cases clear the HPV from all sites at the same time to the point it is no longer contagious. However, HPV is a member of a virus family known to retain the potential to hibernate for years/decades with the potential to re-emerge. The cancer associated strains may clear initially, usually by 2 years, but trigger cancerous change years/decades later.

Question 2

skin itch ?

Accepted Answer

Rash?: Is there anaccompaning rash? Isolated itching can be from the outside dry skin, cold, exercise or an irritation. From the inside due to medications, renal, or liver issues. Hydrocortisone cream, Saran lotion, calamine, aloe vera can all offer temporary reilef. Need more info for a more specific answer.

Question 3

what's weeping skin?

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Serous fluid: Usually refers to fluid being excreted by the skin that could be serous fluid (lymphatic drainage) that can be assoc with inflammatory skin disorders such as eczema or atopic derm, or lymphedema, or skin infection (ie: cellulitis), or venous stasis.

Question 4

freshness about skin?

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Maybe: What kind of a question is this? Putting a question mark at the end of a phrase doesn't automatically turn the phrase into a question. If you want an answer, you need to ask a proper question.

Question 5

why is my skin flaky?

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Flaky skin: Many possibilities. I would discuss with your Dr. who knows you best.

Question 6

how come my skin itch?

Accepted Answer

Allergy/Eczema/other: It may be due to allergy to something or skin condition like eczema if you have dry skin and/or rash
you can try over the counter allergy meds like benadryl, (diphenhydramine) zyrtec/claritin .But if it oersist check with your doctor.

Question 7

how thick is our skin?

Accepted Answer

Skin thickness: Skin  thickness varies from 0.5mm thick on the eyelids to 4.0mm thick on the heels. (REF:  http://www.histology.leeds.ac.uk/skin/skin_layers.php)

Question 8

feel weird light head ?

Accepted Answer

Many Causes: You may be feeling light headed because of dehydration or need calories.  Getting plenty of water and proper amounts of food could help.  However, there may be more serious causes and you should see your doctor if you keep feeling like this.

Question 9

why is my head so flat?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say?: Without a picture or an exam, i don't believe anyone can tell you.  Repharase your quesition and give more information.  Age would ben nice to know.  Any trauma.  Since birth?  Do your relatives look the same?  Interesting question but just can't answer based on your limited question.  Sorry!  that is my flat-out answer!

Question 10

what is strawberry skin?

Accepted Answer

Confusing post: If you mean a strawberry birthmark it is the lay term for a capillary hemangioma which is a common skin defect. It may be present at birth on almost any regular skin surface or emerge within weeks. It generally peaks in size/fulness at about a year of age but begins to regress. By age 4-5 the overlying skin may be irregular. New treatments may alter the course but this is the basics.

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