People with leukemia are prone to a range of skin-related problems, from rashes and bruising to infections and bleeding into the skin. Leukemia is a type of blood cancer that affects the blood ...

These skin-related symptoms include petechiae and purpura spots, as well as easy bruising, pale skin, and bleeding more than usual. Specific rashes include leukemia cutis. Sweet's syndrome is a rare ...

If untreated, the disease progresses to the secondary stage, where symptoms may include a non-itchy skin rash, often seen on the palms of the hands, soles of the feet, chest, or back, as well as ...

From mild rashes to blistering reactions, the sun can trigger a variety of conditions if precautions are not taken.” Also read | Is heat wave making your skin age faster? Dermat shares 5 ...

It's one of the first in the country to help children and adults with Williams syndrome, a rare condition that makes them extra friendly. "This center is going to be life-changing for families ...

Technically known as chloronychia, and sometimes also as the Goldman-Fox syndrome, green nail syndrome, or the "greenies", the condition is caused by a nail infection that leads to a greenish tinge.

The development of rash significantly affects its use. The most concerning of these adverse reactions is Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis. We performed a systematic review of ...

Catastrophic APS occurs in less than 1% of APS patients. Catastrophic APS generally happens when certain triggers, like infections, surgery and trauma, cancer, pregnancy complications like HELLP ...

Of the 11 criteria set by the American College of Rheumatology in 1997, four are skin-related. These include: malar rash − “butterfly rash” that appears on the cheeks discoid rash − red patches on the ...

"I've never heard of it as a parent. I had never heard of HELLP syndrome," she said. HELLP Syndrome affects less than 1% of pregnancies. H stands for hemolysis, a breakdown of red blood cells ...

You notice a rash appearing on your skin and your first instinct is probably to blame it on new laundry detergent, stress, or maybe something you ate. Most of the time, you’d be right – rashes ...