Question 1

does covid-19 present with any particular skin changes?

Accepted Answer

No: Rather possible nonspecific viral rashes in distinct cases. Not aware of any skin rash described so far that will be typical for coronavirus infection.

Question 2

is it true that high import of sugar cause skin changes,  blotches, etc?

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Not aware: Probably high intake  of any product may cause skin irregularities but within reasonable quantities, I am of aware of sugar causing specific skin changes.

Question 3

my skin changes colors to dark when its cold why?

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See your doctor: Symptoms like these are best deterimed by a thorough evaluation by your physician.  Based on his/her findings, a treatment plan can be developed to help you.

Question 4

when i get cold sometimes my skin changes hue. is this normal?

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Yes that's normal: Changes in temperature can affect the small blood vessels or capillaries in the skin. When you get exposed to cold these vessels will shrink or constrict to reduce heat loss and the skin may become pale or bluish. In hot environments these vessels will dilate to give off excess heat and the skin will become pink or red. Some medicines or diseases such as low thyroid may make this worse.

Question 5

my skin changes dramatically throughout the day, how can keep my skin healthier?

Accepted Answer

3 steps: Cleanse well...Exfoliate...And ...Hydrate..There are many different products that can do these things.  Find the ones that are good for you and affordable.  And remember to always apply spf....

Question 6

any pregnancy skin changes?

Accepted Answer

Stretch marks: The most significant change my patients have complained about is stretch marks.

Question 7

does pregnancy cause skin changes?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Melasma is the name for the dark splotches than can appear on the face. Stretch marks come from tension on the skin. Acne is common from all the hormone changes. The dark line down the middle of the abdomen is called the linea nigra. The nipples and labia often darken in color. Freckles often become darker as well.

Question 8

what are the skin changes pregnancy can cause?

Accepted Answer

Several: Melasma, stretch marks, worsening acne, puppps are some of the more common skin changes associated with pregnancy.

Question 9

how do i reduce my skin changes after pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Wait a bit: Most of the skin changes in pregnancy will improve or resolve within about 6 months. Some (stretch marks, saggy skin) may not go away. All the dark pigment should go away. Your ob/gyn can tell you what won't improve.

Question 10

could my skin changes & breast pain be anything serious?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Can't answer that it this forum.  You need to see a doctor! some skin changes can be related to infection or rash - others may be cancer.  You need a breast exam and probably imaging (mammogram and ultrasound).  Get it checked!

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