Articles, tagged with "poor hygiene", page 1
28th May 2012
Poor skin might be attributed to a variety of things, those being genetic inheritance, lousy weather, or merely bad hygiene. In some instances, it may just be incorrect cleanliness . If bad health stems from a lack of hygiene, then poor hygiene outcome f...
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Author:
Johnathon Lennox
06th October 2011
Prickly Heat
Introduction to Prickly Heat
One of the most irritating conditions that an individual could experience is prickly
heat. This often occurs during warm, humid weather conditions and millions of people are
often affected by this skin...
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Author:
Joesteine
20th March 2011
One of the most common places for people to report illness during and after their holiday is Egypt. If you do become ill with what you think is food poisoning a travel solicitor may be able to help you make a holiday illness claim against your tour oper...
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Author:
Shelley Sonnei
16th March 2011
Scalp eczema is one of the most unpleasant symptoms of eczema because apart from resting right underneath your crowning glory and being too obvious, it also gives others the impression that you have very poor hygiene or a rather severe case of dandruff. O...
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Author:
Charles Perkins
21st January 2011
Dry and itchy skin is an issue that troubles many of us in our daily life. Occurrence of dry skin is mainly caused by reduced oil production by the oil glands, skin disease, nutrient inadequacy and environmental factor such as humid, cold weather. While i...
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Author:
Healthy_Woman
07th September 2010
Pulsatile tinnitus causes basically originates within the blood vessels inside the head or neck region when disturbed blood flow occurs. This results from either increased blood flow or a narrowing of the opening of the blood vessel, both of which result ...
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Author:
BarbaraThomson1959
28th July 2010
Scalp odor are often caused by unhealthy scalp condition, this is due to several factors. The presence of microorganisms, fungus, ringworm, bacteria and other substance are responsible for it. Scalp odor as been observed is just the result of other scalp ...
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Author:
writerandrea
09th July 2010
Scabies and head lice are diseases often associated with poverty and poor hygiene, and this is why both still remain taboo. However, both conditions are not synonymous with a lack of hygiene. But while we now have new treatments that help us get rid of sc...
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Author:
Paula Tooney
07th April 2010
What is dandruff? Dandruff is a skin disorder on the scalp that develops during the normal growing process of the skin cells of the scalp. In a normal growth cycle, old cells die and are sloughed off approximately every month, and replacement cells are ma...
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Author:
James
01st March 2010
You may not know it until you have it, or itch it, for that matter, as most people who have intertrigo of couse won't tell anyone that they have this yeast infection. Intertrigo, a common skin concern, likes to flare up during warm humid season. Intertrig...
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Author:
hanswarduh
16th February 2010
When someone you love has a problem with addiction, it can be devastating. A series of consequences inevitably accompany the addicted person which affect everyone around him or her.
Financial devastation, legal troubles and health usually go hand-in-h...
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Author:
Robert Bell
25th January 2010
Vaginal odor can be very annoying, embarrassing and sometimes a downright humiliating problem for a woman. Left untreated, a smelly genital odor may cause a woman physiological problems resulting in her to be emotionally (stress) and more self conscious; ...
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Author:
James Lee
13th October 2009
A boil is an accumulation of pus constricted to a small area and surrounded by inflamed tissue in the skin. A boil is an inflamed area of the skin, usually located in a hair follicle. It can be caused by a physical condition such as acne, diabetes, or sev...
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Author:
Donovan Bridges
13th September 2009
You aren't sure what it is, but while washing your hair one morning you find several bumps in your scalp. You don't think much of it, but as the day wears on, you find that the bumps have multiplied and are also itching and burning, causing quite a bit of...
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Author:
articlelink01@gmail.com
20th August 2009
Acne occurs when the sebaceous glands-the oil-secreting glands that lubricate the skin-secrete too much sebum, or oil. Normally, sebum flows from the sebaceous glands to the surface of the skin. But if dead skin cells accumulate inside the pores, they can...
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Author:
Charles Silverman