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#29 Nail Series - Part 3: Diseases and Nail| Dr. Shabari Arumugam

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What is Nail Psoriasis and how to treat? Do you have pitted nails? Do you have Curved nails? Do you have spoon-shaped nails? Welcome to the part III of nail series! SKIN DISEASES AND NAIL Nail is a window of many skin and systemic diseases.  Proper nail care is important to prevent nail infections and to have a good cosmetic appeal in the long run.  Any abnormal-looking nails should be properly consulted with a certified Dermatologist to Diagnose many diseases at an earlier stage. What is Nail Psoriasis?   If you have psoriasis, it’s important to check your fingernails and toenails for signs of nail psoriasis. Common signs include: Tiny dents in your nails (called “nail pits”) White, yellow, or brown discoloration Crumbling nails Nail(s) separating from your finger or toe Buildup beneath your nail Blood under your nail If you notice any of these signs or another problem with a nail, tell your dermatologist. Treatment can help clear nail psoriasis and reduce pain. Without ...

#9 How Much Do You Know About The Scalp Diseases? (Video) | Dr. Shabari Arumugam

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Do you know the various types of hair loss? Do you have dandruff? Go ahead! Hello! This post is based on the research article “ An overview of scalp dermatoses in a tertiary care institute ”. Scalp Dermatoses I feel privileged to write this post, since I'm part of this research study. In this post, I have tried to summarise the general key points and the most common scalp diseases, which a common man must know. Scalp though constitutes only 4% of the body surface area, plays a major role functionally and aesthetic wise. With respect to skin and hair, in human societies, original functional roles of protection and heat conservation are now secondary, and changes in the appearance of skin and hair, which affect self-esteem and confidence in social settings, have become primary. The good condition of the scalp has a considerable effect on the patient's psychological well-being and social interaction. Scalp diseases are more common in ch...