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2. What to Know About Peeling Skin (Desquamation) - WebMD

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   Desquamation can happen when your skin is exposed to hot liquids, surfaces, objects, or direct flame. Chemical burns. If your skin comes into direct contact with certain chemicals, it will start ...

3. What is Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis? - WebMD

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   Both conditions can cause the surface layer of the skin to peel off in sheets. ... Many patients get care in a burn facility or intensive care unit. Doctors may give certain drugs to ease the ...

4. What’s Living on Your Dirty Sheets - WebMD

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   Comforters, blankets, and duvet Covers: Once every 1-2 months. (If you don’t use a top sheet, wash them when you do your sheets.) Mattress pad: Wash four times a year. Bed skirt: Every 3-6 ...

5. Pictures, Causes, and Treatment for Scaly Skin - Healthline

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   Several skin disorders and physical conditions can lead to scaling on your top layer of skin. These may include: skin reactions, including contact dermatitis, allergic eczema, drug allergies, and ...

6. Dandruff vs Psoriasis: How to Tell the Difference - Healthline

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   Dandruff and psoriasis can both cause flakes of skin on the scalp. But they’re separate conditions. Dandruff can occur as the body’s overreaction to yeast on the skin or seborrheic dermatitis ...

7. Skin Tear Treatment, Prevention, Pictures, and Best Practices

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   Home remedies. First, gently clean the skin tear with a sterile water or isotonic saline solution. If it’s a smaller and more superficial tear, a gentle soap and water may be used. Then fully ...