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The TikTok hashtag #skinconditions showcases diverse skin issues, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, and more. Users share personal stories, treatments, tips, and community support, fostering understanding and confidence in skin health.
“Bulldog” Scalp or Cutis Verticis Gyrata - Ever heard of "bulldog scalp"? That's the nickname for a fascinating rare condition called Cutis Verticis Gyrata (CVG), where the scalp develops deep folds resembling the surface of the brain! This unique condition affects about 1 in 100,000 males and is even rarer in females (0.026 in 100,000).  . CVG comes in different forms. The primary type appears on its own, while secondary CVG develops due to underlying conditions. While rare, it's seen more often in people with:   - #ConnectiveTissueDisorders (like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome)   - Hormonal conditions like acromegaly   - Inflammatory #SkinConditions   - Neurological disorders   - Genetic syndromes #RareDiseases The characteristic brain-like folds typically develop after puberty but before age 30. These folds can't be flattened with pressure and usually affect the crown and back of the scalp. The number of folds can range from just 2 to more than 10. Diagnosis is primarily clinical, though doctors may recommend:   - Neurological evaluation   - Skin biopsy   - MRI imaging   - Hormone level testing ...to identify any underlying conditions. . Treatment focuses on maintaining excellent scalp hygiene to prevent secretions from accumulating in the furrows. For those bothered by the appearance, surgical options are available. Small areas can be corrected in one procedure, while larger areas might need multiple surgeries. While CVG is generally harmless and mainly a cosmetic concern, it's important to have it evaluated by a healthcare provider, especially if it develops suddenly or later in life, as this could signal an underlying condition requiring treatment. #Dermatology #connectivetissuedisorder  . Can you name other conditions with higher risk of CVG?
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“Bulldog” Scalp or Cutis Verticis Gyrata - Ever heard of "bulldog scalp"? That's the nickname for a fascinating rare condition called Cutis Verticis Gyrata (CVG), where the scalp develops deep folds resembling the surface of the brain! This unique condition affects about 1 in 100,000 males and is even rarer in females (0.026 in 100,000). . CVG comes in different forms. The primary type appears on its own, while secondary CVG develops due to underlying conditions. While rare, it's seen more often in people with: - #ConnectiveTissueDisorders (like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome) - Hormonal conditions like acromegaly - Inflammatory #SkinConditions - Neurological disorders - Genetic syndromes #RareDiseases The characteristic brain-like folds typically develop after puberty but before age 30. These folds can't be flattened with pressure and usually affect the crown and back of the scalp. The number of folds can range from just 2 to more than 10. Diagnosis is primarily clinical, though doctors may recommend: - Neurological evaluation - Skin biopsy - MRI imaging - Hormone level testing ...to identify any underlying conditions. . Treatment focuses on maintaining excellent scalp hygiene to prevent secretions from accumulating in the furrows. For those bothered by the appearance, surgical options are available. Small areas can be corrected in one procedure, while larger areas might need multiple surgeries. While CVG is generally harmless and mainly a cosmetic concern, it's important to have it evaluated by a healthcare provider, especially if it develops suddenly or later in life, as this could signal an underlying condition requiring treatment. #Dermatology #connectivetissuedisorder . Can you name other conditions with higher risk of CVG?
Psoriasis vs. Eczema 🦶🏼✋🏼 With Family Nurse Practitioner Ruth Stephen   Eczema and psoriasis are both chronic skin conditions that may cause similar symptoms, such as dry skin, itching, and flaking, but they are very different in their causes and treatments. Understanding the key differences between these two conditions is essential for finding the right care and relief for your skin.   Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Please consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice and recommendations tailored to your specific situation.   #DrySkin #Scales #Flakes #Eczema #Psoriasis #SkinCare #SkinConditions #ItchySkin #SkinHealth #ThisOrThat #Trend #Healthcare #HealthTips #Medical #skincare
@Sedi you made me cry I couldn’t stitch your video, but your video inspired me. I’m so sorry @OPSean's Productions about having to miss your family’s holiday event. You two are amazing and all my TSW and eczema loves are amazing. I’m so happy you all are here. Please know you are beautiful, you are strong, and you are wanted. I’m so proud of you. Happy New Years! #skinconditions #topicalsteroidaddiction #topicalsteroidwithdrawal #eczema #sensitiveskin #lovenotes #happynewyear

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