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Anyi Rosario
Mar 14, 2022
3 min read
What your skin says about your health
Updated: Jan 7, 2023
Not only is your skin the largest organ you have, but it’s also the thing that stands between you and several health threats. From harmful bacteria to the sun’s damaging UV rays, your skin takes the brunt of it all. On top of working to maintain a healthy temperature, your skin stays in constant communication with the rest of your body about the status of your overall health. And when something isn’t as it should be, your epidermis will raise an alarm, but what does this alarm look like?
When you fall ill or develop a condition, your skin may try to warn you through changes in color or texture or by creating a rash or even acne. The bottom line, it’s vital that you pay attention to these early signs and respond accordingly. In this article, we will break down 4 skin signs and what they might be trying to say about your health.
Red, Dry, & Itchy Skin
Dry, itchy skin is typically a result of harsh soaps or body products, hot showers, and/or dry weather. And while it’s mostly just unpleasant, dry skin could be a warning of something going on beneath the surface. If your skin becomes extremely dry, irritated, or itchy and lasts for more than six weeks, it may be an early sign of conditions such as:
Skin inflammation (also known as dermatitis)
Cirrhosis
Hepatitis
Liver disease
Psoriasis
Eczema
Asthma or hay fever
If you’re experiencing redness, blotchiness, blistering, or flaking, these could all be indications of celiac disease or rosacea. It’s essential to speak with your skin care specialist or physician to determine any triggers and to create a treatment plan that’s right for you.
La piel seca y con picazón suele ser el resultado de jabones fuertes o productos para el cuerpo, duchas calientes y/o clima seco. Y aunque en su mayorÃa es desagradable, la piel seca podrÃa ser una advertencia de que algo sucede debajo de la superficie. Si su piel se vuelve extremadamente seca, irritada o con picazón y dura más de seis semanas, puede ser un signo temprano de afecciones como: