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IchthyosisDefinition Ichthyosis is the term for severe, persistent problems due to an abnormality of the outermost part of the skin, the epidermis. Ichthyosis causes the skin to build up and scale, causing it to be extremely dry, amongst other problems. Ichthyosis scaling can be very painful, can restrict the body's range of movement, cause deep cracks or fissures at the joints, and affect hearing. Ichthyosis almost start in childhood or infancy, or may develop later. Normally body continuously renews its skin surface making new skin cells and shed the older ones from the surface. But ichthyosis disturb this balance either because too many new skin cells are produced or because the skin cells do not separate well from the skin surface when it is their time to drop off. This results in thick flakes that adhere to the body and can resemble fish scales. Causes of IchthyosisThe main causes of ichthyosis are as:-
Symptoms of IchthyosisThe possible symptoms for ichthyosis are as:-
Treatment of IchthyosisTreatment includes restoring of the skin's moisture and providing more aggressive shedding of dead skin cells .Treatment may be:
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