Symptoms of Rare Skin Sensitivity Disorders in Children
Skin diseases may not only be painful, but very serious if they are not treated. Children who develop skin diseases can become very uncomfortable. It's important to know what symptoms to watch out for so your doctor can provide an appropriate diagnosis of your child.
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Sores
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Permphigus is a rare auto-immune skin disease that can cause sores in the mouth and throughout other parts of the body. Permphigus can result in infections, and may become fatal in children if it's not treated.
Weakening of the Skin
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A rare disease known as epidermolysis bullosa can cause weakening of the skin. Other symptoms of this rare disease are pain, skin sensitivity, lesions, bumps or scratches.
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Dry Skin
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Corticosteroid creams or oral antihistamines are safe treatments for dry skin in children.
Blisters
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Some skin diseases can cause severe blisters. The blisters must be drained.
Flare-Ups
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Atopic eczema is a skin disease that shows up periodically, resulting in flare-ups. Flare-ups can cause redness, itchiness and blisters. It is commonly seen in children under the age of five.
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