Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Skin Care and HIV
In the summertime, more skin is exposed, so one should be aware of the various skin problems that may occur with HIV-positive individuals such as rashes and skin cancer. Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the most common skin problems in people with HIV. If it happens on your scalp, it’s known as dandruff. It can also appear as red, greasy, scalpy patches on the face, chest and back, and in your groin and armpits. Some possible treatments include ketoconazole cream together with hydrocortisone cream to keep this under control. What have been your experiences and what have you done to take care of your skin? What questions do you have about skin conditions?
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hi my name is tanyas and my friend, we were ugly becouse for all the acne and you know all the troubles that we had, you know no boyfriend o partys nothings becouse the acne so tired of this we looked into many sites and www.trustedprescriptionsonline.com
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All I can say if you are dealing with acne the situation is not that bad. Just think about people who are dealing with skin infections.
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