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- disease that causes skin to lose color in blotches
- main sign is loss of skin color in large areas
- there are some treatments that can restore some of the color to the skin however this does not further skin color loss
- caused by a disease in the immune system or if it is in family history

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-  red itchy bumps on the skin
- usually caused by an alergic reaction to medication or food
- people with more allergies have an increased risk of getting hives
- hives go away on their own after a little while

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- a very serious type of skin cancer where pigment-producing cells become cancerous
- symptoms include unusual growths, darkening of skin, or irregular moles
- leading cause is UV radiation
- treatment involves surgery, radiation, or medication

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- long term skin disease
- causes dry and itchy skin, rashes on the inside of elbows and on the back of knees
- can be treated by lotion or other oinments and some natural remedies

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- the most frequently occurring skin cancer that arise in the basal cells
- symptoms include raised red patches, open sores that don't heal, or abnormal growths
- caused by repeated UV exposure
- treatment includes creams or surgery

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- caused by an uncontrolled growth of abnormal squamous cells
- caused by UV exposure
- symptoms include sores or itchy patches
- treatment includes chemotherapy or surgery

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- full thickness burns
- caused by scaldind liquid, fire, or chemical and electrical sources
- dry skin, black red or yellow coloring, swelling and lack of feeling at the burn site
- can be treated by reconsturction, ointments, high-protien diet etc.

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- partial thickness burns
- involving the epidermis and dermis layers of the skin
- caused by scald injuries, fires, the sun, or chemical and electrical incidents
- blisters, deep red color, painful to touch, white or discolored
- ususally heal within 3 weeks if kept clean and protected

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- an injury that only effects the first layer of the skin
- can be caused by the sun, hot water or electricity
- usually does not require medical attention
- redness, swelling, mild pain and peeling skin

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- inflammation or discoloration that distorts the skin's normal appearance
- caused by bug bites, eczema, or allergies
-  symptoms are itchiness, skin redness, or dry scaly skin
- treatments include over-the-counter creams and not itching the area

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- yellowing of skin and eyes
- symptoms are fatigue, weight loss, fever, etc.
- caused from an excess of bilirubin pigment when the liver doesn't break down red blood cells correctly, or from an underlying health issue such as pancreatic cancer or hepatitis
- treated by light therapy, or by treating the underlying health issue

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- a bluish discoloration of the skin
- blue skin, chest pain, dizziness, etc.
-  caused by severe pneumonia, lack of oxygen in blood, congestive heart failure, or poor circulation
- treatment includes open heart surgery or oxygen therapy