Over time, keloids tend to flatten and become less noticeable but keloids that often affect the mobility of the limbs, causing conflicts with aesthetics.

When exposed to the sun is a keloid is stained dark steadily, also may itch and cause discomfort in the beginning of training.

How is this injury?

Keloids are not treated. In situations where mobility problems and aesthetic can go to the “cryotherapy” that involves the application of cold by external pressure, intralesional corticosteroid injections, laser, radiation or surgical removal.

When these marks are treated not appear in the area but can not be excluded that appears further injury, or severe even bigger than before. Are unpredictable in their characteristics.

When the body is exposed to sunlight to prevent the keloid brings start taking different dark colors, we recommend the use of adhesive strips covering the area of injury or the use of sunscreens correct total for 6 months after suffered an injury or operation, that in the case of adults and about 18 months in small.

More or less about 20% of people who were infected by chicken pox, especially those with weakened immune systems, are at risk of developing shingles; these include people with HIV / AIDS and over 50 years.

The difference between the diseases, which in this case ignites a sensory nerve that originates in the spinal cord, makes it very painful and uncomfortable.

The chickenpox virus, after causing the disease, remains in the body and hides in certain nerve cells, when activated again, causing the terrible nerve pain in addition to the eruption of vesicles (blisters) along the path of a nerve root.

The trouble starts with itching, numbness, tingling, gastrointestinal discomfort, fever and severe pain in the body that feeds mainly affected the nerve root at the waist, chest, back, or around the nerves of the face or eye.

In rare cases, herpes can infect the nerves of the face or eye manifesting as rashes around the mouth, face, neck, scalp, in or around the ears or the tip of the nose.

Rashes that usually appear on one side of the body, causing redness and slight swelling in the skin and then the red spots that turn into small vesicles or blisters filled with fluid, which are dried and crust over within a few days. Permanent scars are rare and most people recover rather quickly.

However, sometimes the attack of herpes zoster pain is followed by a nerve that runs along the way; this complication is known as post herpetic neuralgia.