IRRITATION / INFLAMMATION SKINSkin inflammation is a sign of an immune response. Symptoms include redness, heat, swelling, pain, and itching. Rash, hives, plaques, or blisters may also occur. The cause or trigger of skin inflammation may be acute, such as an allergy or a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection, or chronic, such as an autoimmune disease like psoriasis.
Any part of your body's skin that is inflamed or swollen is a rash. Rashes can appear differently on people with varying skin tones and are frequently unpleasant and painful. On darker skin tones, they may seem purple, grey, or white even though they are frequently described as red. |
TYPES OF SKIN INFLAMMATION |
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Acute skin inflammation |
Acute skin inflammation can be caused by a number of skin conditions, including sunburns, acne, and allergic reactions. It typically lasts six weeks or less |
Chronic skin inflammation |
In rare circumstances, chronic inflammation may persist for more than six weeks. It frequently coexists with psoriasis and eczema, two conditions that commonly generate recurrent flare-ups that do not typically go away soon |
CAUSES |
EXPLANATION |
Chemical exposure |
Some occurrences of irritated skin are thought to be brought on by contact with chemicals and other comparable irritants (irritant contact dermatitis). For instance, exposure to fluoride in toothpaste or water can result in perioral dermatitis, a skin inflammatory disorder that manifests as a face rash around the mouth |
Infection |
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A wound or injury |
In addition to causing redness and swelling at the injury site, burns, surgical wounds, and scrapes of any kind can also do so. As a result, the immune system launches an inflammatory reaction to aid in the repair of injured tissues |
Immune system dysfunction |
Your immune cells may unintentionally target the body's healthy cells if there is any sort of immune system failure. It is best shown by the condition known as psoriasis, in which the body's immune system overreacts and speeds up the synthesis of skin cells, resulting in the development of red, patchy skin lesions |
Photosensitivity |
A photosensitive reaction is typically brought on by prolonged exposure to sunlight while taking specific medications, such as certain antibiotics and diuretics. Additionally, exposure to sunlight can result in a rash or skin irritation, particularly in people with autoimmune diseases like lupus. Even after only a small amount of UV radiation exposure, such photosensitive skin becomes red, burnt, and irritated |
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STEM CELL THERAPY |
EXOSOME THERAPY |
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Deposition and synthesis of collagen |
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