Regardless what it may be, it’s smart to go to your doctor when you notice a major rash that just isn’t going away. It could lead to something pretty serious like Stevens-Johnson Syndrome or Lyell’s syndrome. If you have Chicken pox as an adult, you need to go to a doctor immediately.

4. Some of us get edemas from time to time, but if you get it every day you should go see an endocrinologist because that could be a sign of hypothyroidism. It’s pretty common, but it’s not something that you should joke about.

Hypothyroidism is a condition that happens when the thyroid gland doesn’t produce a sufficient amount of hormones. Some other symptoms include dry skin, face and limb edemas, hair loss, fragile nails and weight gain. If you have these symptoms, go visit a doctor.  

5. There are various reasons why our bodies produce new moles, one being basic heredity. Usually, moles can be harmless. But if you have a bunch that grew on your skin fairly quickly or they are painful, change in color and size…well, it’s time to visit a doctor.

6. We’re all pretty familiar with acne and there are different reasons why we get them. Too much skin oil that clogs facial pores, hormone imbalance or digestion problems. Acne is always a consequence. If you want to get rid of it, use a proper facial skin care and see your doctor for more tips.

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