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Gently exfoliates even sensitive flaky skin caused by Retin-A or AHAs. Gentle enough to use on the neck, lips and eyes with no irritating granules or abrasives for Exfoliating Skin . Guinots recommended skin care directions Apply Guinot-exfoliating-gel generously over a clean face and neck. Massage with light circular movements for two minutes or more until Guinot-exfoliating-gel liquefies on the skin, rinse with water. Please, cut tubes in half before discarding checking for any remaining product. Guinot-exfoliating-gel ingredients: Complex of Natural Alpha Hydroxy Acids (citrus, sugar cane and apples) for exfoliating and moisturizing action. Extract of Green Tea for anti-irritation to help prevent reactions. Shea Butter to help protect and nourish. Glycols (glycerin and sorbitol) to moisturize the upper layers of the epidermis. Skin should be exfoliated at least weekly encouraging new healthy skin cells to reach the surface. 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Acne Acne - Flu Shot Information - RUHSAdvice Nurse Line - Emergencycontraception. - Weight Watchers Online The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs Acne is an inflammatory disorder of the sebaceous (oil) glands that lie under the skin. Acne generally begins in puberty and affects 15-20 percent of adolescents. Frequently, adults who have had skin problems through adolescence continue to do so in their 20s or 30s. Up to one-third of adult women have mild or moderate cases of acne. Some adults may develop acne even if they have had no previous history. What causes acne? When hormones, such as androgens, are released during puberty, they awaken the sebaceous glands, located in huge numbers on the face, back and chest. These activated glands grow larger and start to secrete sebum or oil onto the skin surface. Acne forms when excessive amounts of sebum block the hair follicle, the passage that leads from the sebaceous gland to the surface of the skin. Normally dead cells are shed from the lining of the hair follicle and carried to the skin surface by sebum. However, if the hair follicle is blocked, the dead cells cannot reach the skin surface. As acne develops, the dead cells stick together and combine with the sebum and bacteria, forming a plug in the follicle. The bacteria also produce chemical compounds that increase obstruction and inflammation of the follicle. If the blocked follicle is closed at the surface, a closed comedo, or a whitehead forms. If the blocked follicle is exposed to air, it discolors, resulting in an open comedo, or a blackhead. This discoloration is not dirt, but skin pigments in the blocked follicle. Often the hair follicle wall bursts, spreading the sebum, bacteria, and dead cells to deeper layers of the skin, which, in turn, causes an inflammatory reaction, and the skin may redden and swell. When this happens, a papule, or pimple, forms. White blood cells may attack the papule, causing pus (a combination of white blood cells, sebum, bacteria, and dead cells) to accumulate. This forms a more severe lesion: a pustule; when several deep pustules are connected together, they form a nodule (cyst). Can acne be aggravated? Acne may be aggravated by several influences, including cosmetics, hand-to-face contact, menstruation, stress, certain occupational exposures, medications and climate. Cosmetics: heavy, greasy skin creams may irritate acne because they tend to clog the hair follicles. Cocoa butter is a big offender. Non-medicated, oil-free and water-based cosmetics should be used instead and for only the minimum time necessary; however, avoiding cosmetics completely is the best thing to do. Hand-face contact: Pressure on the skin may rupture a blocked follicle, causing a pimple to form. Squeezing and picking a pimple may spread the acne and lead to scarring. Equipment worn during contact sports may also aggravate acne, as can hair worn over the forehead. Menstruation: Many women have acne flare-ups about one week before menstruation; however, the exact reason for these flare-ups is unknown. Stress: Sleep loss, emotional pressure and overall stress may sometimes make acne worse for reasons that are also not known. Diet: Contrary to popular belief, food rarely causes acne. Eating chocolate, greasy foods, cola drinks, fish, milk products, etc., is seldom related to acne. For general health, a balanced diet is essential. Occupations: Acne may occur when people are exposed to the following: heavy oils, greases, tars, open grills, steam tables, and possible exposure to Agent Orange (dioxin). Medications: The following drugs may contribute to acne: corticosteroids, androgens, Danaxole, iodides, bromides, Dilantin, barbiturates, Isoniazide (INH), Rifampin, lithium and Vitamin B-12. Oral contraceptives may improve acne. How can acne be controlled? Acne can be controlled by cleanliness, non-prescription and/or prescription drugs. Cleanliness: For good hygiene, wash with a mild soap (such as Dove, Neutrogena or Purpose) two times a day and avoid heavily perfumed soaps, such as Irish Spring, Safeguard and Zest. Medicated soaps are not useful because the medication is rinsed away and cannot penetrate the sebaceous glands where acne problems originate. Alcohol cleansers remove oil from the face but tend to dry the skin too much, so a moisturizer may be necessary. Proper cleaning does not prevent acne, but does help control it. However, nonprescription medications that help prevent and heal acne are available. Nonprescription acne medications: Always read the instructions for any medication to determine its proper use. Remember also that acne requires long-term treatment, so your daily routine of care should not stop if improvement is not immediately apparent. Effects will be noticeable after four to six weeks. Be patient. Three effective ingredients contained in nonprescription drugs to combat acne are benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, and salicylic acid. Benzoyl peroxide is the most effective ingredient in nonprescription drugs. When it penetrates the follicle, benzoyl peroxide reduces the bacteria associated with acne, and can also promote peeling in the follicle, which may eliminate blockage. Some dryness, tightness, and mild redness but not discomfort are the side effects of the therapy. Benzoyl peroxide is available in gels, lotions and creams, in concentrations of 2.5, 5 and 10 percent. Water-based gels and oil-based lotions are less irritating than alcohol or acetone-based gels. Products containing benzoyl peroxide include: Clear By Design Gel (2.5 percent), Benzoyl Peroxide Lotion (5 and 10 percent) and many others which are essentially the same but vary greatly in price. Benzoyl peroxide cleansers (washes) are useful for acne on the chest and back. Examples of cleansers are: Pan Oxyl Bar (5 percent) and Fostex Benzoyl Peroxide Wash (10 percent). Sulfur medications , such as Acnomel Acne Cream, Fostril and Rezamid help eliminate pimples by causing them to dry and peel. These flesh colored medications may help conceal pimples during treatment. Salicylic Acid Most other nonprescription acne products contain salicylic acid, which may be used in treating mild acne like blackheads. Some examples of these products are Dry and Clear Cleanser, and Stri-Dex Medicated Pads. These topical medications that are applied directly to the skin should be used on the entire area where a pimple may develop, not just on the pimple itself. Topical medications can irritate and peel the skin, so gradual exposure to the product may be necessary. If excessive dryness persists, decrease or discontinue use. Prescription Medications In severe and persistent cases of acne, it may help to seek professional care. Prescription drugs are also available to help prevent and control acne. Some medications that may be prescribed by a health care provider include: Benzoyl Peroxide Prescription benzoyl peroxide is usually a gel, which penetrates the hair follicle more effectively than a lotion or cream. Retin-A or Retinoic Acid Available as a gel or cream, loosens up the blocked follicle, reducing the number of inflammations. Mild redness and peeling - a mild flush - are the goals of therapy. More severe dryness is to be avoided. Retin-A may be very useful for comedomal acne (blackheads and whiteheads). A flare-up of pustules 1-3 weeks after beginning Retin-A is expected. Avoid sun while using. Antibiotic Lotions These lotions suppress the bacteria associated with acne. Oral Antibiotics Tetracycline and erythromycin are oral antibiotics sometimes used in treating severe cases of acne (pustular acne). Vaginal yeast infections sometimes result after use, since the antibiotic kills the vaginal bacteria that inhibit yeast infection. Avoid sun while using. Accutane A drug related to Vitamin A, this prescription medication is used for a very severe case of acne, called cystic acne. It is effective in decreasing oil secretions in the sebaceous glands. The major side effects are chapped lips and dry skin. As Accutane may cause birth defects, avoid using it if you are or may become pregnant. This medication should be used with a clinicians supervision and may be expensive. There is no quick cure for acne, but you can control it. If you need additional information on acne and its treatment, consult a health care provider at a Rutgers Student Health Center. If you choose to use cosmetics with acne, here are some things you should know: Cosmetics: should be liquid and water-based are too thick if in a tube, jar, or stick or cake form do not have to be hypo-allergenic facial saunas may spread acne Suggested Make Up: Clinique Pore Minimizer, Erno Lazlo, Revlon Touch & Glow Ultima Skin Mild, Almay Pure Beauty, Elizabeth Arden Illusion, Yardley- Next to Nothing Suggested Moisturizers: Wibi, Cetaphil, Neutraderm, Ultraderm, Shepards Suggested soaps: Neutrogena, Purpose, Dove Avoid: Noxema, hair grooming preparations, cocoa butter, Ivory, Zest, Irish Spring, Safeguard Back To Top Last Modified 12/22/2005

Skin Rashes Life-Threatening Skin

eMedicine Health - Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Overview Search January 26, 2006 Registration Healthcare Professionals You are in: Skin, Hair, and Nails > Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Overview Rashes are very common conditions and can have many causes. Most rashes are not dangerous but rather are merely nuisance illnesses. Life-threatening skin rashes are rare, but when they do occur, you must identify them and go to a doctor quickly. Five potentially life-threatening disorders that have skin rash as the primary symptom are pemphigus vulgaris (PV), Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), toxic shock syndrome (TSS), and staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome (SSS). All of these diseases have one or more of the following features: Rash affects the entire body, or most of it. Rash affects both the skin and the mucous membranes. Mucous membranes are the moist linings of the following: Mouth and nose Eyes Anus/rectum Vagina or urethra, the opening for urine, in women Urethra, opening at the tip of the penis, in men Rashes have blisters on top of them. Blisters that accompany a serious rash usually have the following features: Blisters involve the thin outer layer of the skin that covers large parts of the body. This may mean several small blisters about 1 cm across or a few very large blisters several centimeters wide. Blisters are tense (full of fluid) at first, and then may become loose before breaking open. When they do rupture, the skin underneath is moist and usually painful. The underlying skin surface then dries up and crusts over. Pressing on a tense blister or scratching the skin next to a blister will extend the blister and make it larger. This is a common feature of these skin disorders. Blisters can involve any or all of the mucous membranes just listed. Blisters in these areas may not be noticeable because they rupture easily, especially in the mouth. Blisters on the mucous membranes that rupture may be very painful. When they occur in the mouth, pain makes it hard to eat or even drink. Last updated: Jun 7, 2004 Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Causes > Sections - Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Overview - Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Causes - Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Symptoms - When to Seek Medical Care - Exams and Tests - Life-Threatening Skin Rashes Treatment - Next Steps - Synonyms and Keywords - Authors and Editors Are you sad, bored, fatigued, irritable, unable to concentrate, pessimistic? If you've been feeling this way for at least 2 weeks, you may have clinical depression. Learn what can help. Dementia is not something that happens only to older people. Learn about causes and treatment options. Wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, coughing–all symptoms of asthma. Find out more. Stress, fear, or worries can lead to severe anxiety, which can have a serious impact on your life. Do you need to seek help? Anxiety Arthritis Bone, Joint, Muscle Cholesterol Dementia Depression Headache Mental Health Women's Health About Us | Privacy | Code of Ethics | Terms of Use | Contact Us | Advertise | Healthcare Professionals We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here . © 2003-2006 eMedicine.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved . Medicine is a constantly changing science, and clearly established therapiesare not always available for every condition. New research findingsnecessitate continual changes in drug and treatment therapies. The authors,editors, and publisher of this journal have used reasonable efforts to provideup-to-date, accurate information that is within generally accepted medicalstandards at the time of publication. However, as medical science is everevolving, and human error is always possible, the authors, editors, andpublisher (or any other involved party) do not guarantee total accuracy orcomprehensiveness of the information in this article, nor are theyresponsible for omissions, errors, or the results of using this information.The reader should confirm the accuracy of the information in this articlefrom other sources. In particular, all drug doses, indications, andcontraindications should be confirmed in package inserts. FULL DISCLAIMER

Anti Aging

"Anti-Aging Hormone" Found in Mice; May Help Humans Summary Scientists have engineered mice to live 20 percent longer, and they say the discovery might someday help humans do the same.Earthpulse Category HealthCategory_URI /news/health.html-- Site Index | Subscribe | Shop | Search TODAY'S BEST NEWS PHOTO Photo in the News: Snow Shuts Down Athens's Acropolis VIDEO IN THE NEWS Video: The Real Jamestown, Beyond "The New World" News Front Page 15 Most Popular News Stories Photos in the News Videos in the News Animals & Nature News Archaeology & Paleontology News Environment News Health News History & Culture News Offbeat News Science & Space News Travel & Adventure News NEWS FEEDS Get our news delivered directly to your desktop—free. How to Use XML or RSS FREE NEWSLETTER Sign up for our free Inside National Geographic newsletter . Every two weeks we'll send you our top stories and photos ( see sample ). CONTACT US Email the News Staff News Front Page > Health "Anti-Aging Hormone" Found in Mice; May Help Humans Brian Handwerk for National Geographic News August 25, 2005 Researchers have dramatically increased the life spans of mice bygenetically engineering them to overproduce a protein called klotho. Notsurprisingly, the discovery has spurred speculation that klotho couldhelp humans live longer. "We overexpressed the klotho gene to suppress aging, and we found that the average life span was 20 to 30 percent longer than in control animals," said pathologist Makoto Kuro-O, of the University of Texas' Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. Email to a Friend RELATED Anti-Aging Drug for Humans Hinted at by Worm Study 102-Year-Old Professor Hailed as Oldest U.S. Worker Burden of Aging Population "Less Than Feared," Study Says Discoveries May Help Unlock Secrets of Long Life The gene regulates production of klotho protein, which the study team says works like an anti-aging hormone. Kotho is involved in the suppression of insulin-signaling pathways—a process that has been shown to increase the life spans of worms and flies. "We concluded that the klotho gene is an aging-suppression gene that can extend life span when overexpressed and accelerate aging when disrupted," said Kuro-O, who was on the study team. Their findings will be published in tomorrow's issue of the journal Science. Benefit to Humans? So, how might this relate to humans? For starters, humans have a klotho gene almost identical to that in mice. Studies have shown that natural alterations of the klotho gene in both humans and mice can cause increased aging-related problems, such as muscular atrophy and hardening of the arteries. "It makes for the intriguing possibility that the things found in mice [both good and bad] will also prove relevant to people," said Hal Dietz, professor of genetics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. Now that the new study has shown that boosting klotho can generate longer mouse life spans, could humans benefit as well? "I believe that the klotho gene can also regulate human aging," Kuro-O cautions. "So of course the immediate speculation would be that we could inject humans with klotho protein and extend human life span. "But we just don't know," Kuro-O adds. "It might someday be an option for the treatment of aging. ... " Klotho is likely an important key to how humans age, but not a single regulator. The gene is tied to some age-related afflictions. But it has not been linked to others, such as cancer or Alzheimer's disease. 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