Weird and Rare Skin Disease and Disorder 2
For the first part of the article, I have my skin disorder post rare diseases cutaneous and here is the second part. Can we and should we know of these diseases.
1) Body odour

Body odor or B.O., is a foul body odor caused by excessive sweating and rapidly proliferate and grow bacteria on our skin. Sweat is odorless to human, but the condition is known as a medical term? bromhidrosis, , apocrine bromhidrosis, osmidrosis bromidrosis, ozochrotia, fetid sweat, malodorous sweating or body odor. Body odor of a person affected by transpiration diets, lifestyle, gender, genetics, health and medicines and great sweating (sweat), or diaphoresis, producing the liquid consists mainly of waterand the species dissolved solids or chlorides droppings sweat glands of the skin.
Foot odor

Wearing socks and shoes without adequate ventilation for several hours causing foot-unpleasant smell, and the main reason is the foot sweat. This create bacteria and to produce and develop bad odour substances into our skin, as part of the "Flora". The toes, hair can help to enhance the smell foot.
Halitosis or bad breath

Halitosis or bad breath is one of the most unpleasant odour agency that smelled during breathing or inhale exhale. Common cause of bad breath is the gum abscess, tooth decay, or the most common location for related halitosis or bad breath is the language. The Malodorous compounds and fatty acids are produced in the language of bacterias that cause objectionable odours and putrefaction or decomposition of animal proteins from anaerobic microorganisms. And here are some tools for healthy oral purposes after brushing our teeth:



Chew


Chew or Cerumin in medical terminology is yellowish substance excreted in a person's ear canal or mammals. The chew protects the skin from the ear canal, and helps clean and lubricates and protect the ear from water, bacteria, fungi and insects. But it should be cleaned our ears, because excessive cerumin the eardrum, press and occlude the external auditory canal and hearing-impaired. Causes bad smell if cerumin mixed with vicious modified apocrine sweat glands. According to some studies, East Asians and indigenous Americans are more likely to have dry chewing due to recessive dominance, and Caucasians and Africans are more likely to wet chewing type.
2) Riga-Fede or Eosinophilic

Riga-fede or Eosinophilic Ulcer of the oral mucosa or Eosinophilic Ulcer of the tongue, and traumatic eosinophilic granuloma is a situation described as ulcer with a stroke increased and indurated.
Venous Lake

Venous Lake or "phlebectases", is an asymptomatic isolation, soft, dark and blue to violet and compressible, are very common on the sun exposed skin surfaces of vermilion border of lip, ears or face and skin lesions affect more older people.
Chondrodermatitis Nodularis Chronica Helius

Chondrodermatitis nodularis Chronica helicis, is a small sfairoeidi, which is tender, chronic and inflammatory lesions, resulting for the helix of the ear, most often men affected with this disease.
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