2. Recognize etiologic factors that may cause or exacerbate perioral dermatitis. 3. Choose appropriate treatments for perioral dermatitis in children and adults, including challenging cases.

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Granulomatous periorificial dermatitis (GPOD) consists of monomorphic small papules affecting perinasal, perioral, and periocular skin and is typically found on children with dark skin (Tarm ...

Management typically involves medications that modify the immune system, but natural treatments may also help reduce symptoms. Lupus is an autoimmune condition. It develops when the immune system ...

These pimple-like outrbreaks around the mouth may look like acne, but it’s actually a skin condition called perioral dermatitis. If you have acne that just won’t go ... seeing a dermatologist can help ...

Ginseng, soy, and pine bark extract are natural remedies that may help with perimenopause symptoms, such as hot flashes. You might also want to try yoga. However, research on their effectiveness ...

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Natural remedies for Raynaud's syndrome may include biofeedback, niacin supplements, and ginkgo biloba. So far, scientific evidence to support the use of these or other natural remedies for this ...

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