It sounds like you might have an infection or an allergic reaction. Swollen lips, changes in discharge, itching, and unexpected bleeding can be signs of a vaginal infection or other gynecological issue. Please see a gynecologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment.

Anaphylaxis is a severe type 1 allergic reaction that occurs after the exposure to the allergen and can be characterized by shock, fainting, low blood pressure, hives on the body or rashes, excessive itching. It can also be associated with Edema or swelling of the lips or soft parts. If allergen is after the Anaphylaxis  has been treated the patient has to be on antihistamine for long time or as prescribed by dermatologist and all known allergens has to be avoided

Bumps such as keratosis may need medical interventions to be treated. See a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Of these, skincare specialists can prescribe topical creams or they can suggest cryotherapy to remove them. 

The choice of the best hair transplant technique depends on various factors, including your hair loss pattern, donor hair availability, and your preferences. Two common methods are Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) and Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE). FUT involves removing a strip of the scalp for grafts, leaving a linear scar, while FUE involves individually extracting follicles, leaving minimal scarring. Regarding recovery, it's advisable to take a few days off work after the surgery. The initial recovery period typically involves some swelling, redness, and scabbing around the transplant area. 

Itchy rashes may be triggered by various reasons like allergies, infections or fluctuations in hormone level. The best course of action would be to visit a dermatologist who would conduct an examination and implement the right course of treatment.

Pimples pop up anywhe­re - face, body, eve­n intimate regions. Sometime­s sweat, dirt, or oils block skin pores, leading to ble­mishes. Resist urges to sque­eze or burst pimples. This risks infe­ction. Maintain cleanliness and dryness down the­re. If pimples persist or worse­n, see a dermatologist promptly. 

Soft and weak skin can signal the presence of multiple diseases such as Vitamin deficiencies and connective tissue disorders. I suggest you pay a visit to a good dermatologist who will examine your skin and conduct tests to come up with a diagnosis of the underlying cause. From the diagnosis, the dermatologist can propose suitable treatment to increase the health of your skin.
 

If ingrown hair has turned into painful boils with pus, try cleaning the area gently with warm water and soap. Apply warm compresses and avoid picking at the boils. Using over the counter antibiotics and wearing loose clothing can help. Maintain good hygiene and consider pain relief if needed. However, if the situation doesn't improve, worsens, or spreads, consult a dermatologist for proper treatment.

It can be caused by many different factors that may include excessive sun exposure, hormonal changes, and particular drugs among others. You are strongly advised to see a dermatologist for accurate diagnosis and treatment protocol.

You might be going bald from a spot above your head. This can happen as a result of male-pattern baldness. You might note that thinner hair is the case and your scalp is becoming more prominent. The triggers might be genetic factors and hormonal agents. Medication options such as minoxidil and finasteride can be considered but it is preferable to consult a dermatologist to obtain a personalized solution.

A rash on the breast persisting for a year and showing recent changes should prompt a visit to a dermatologist. While it could be benign, such changes may signify underlying issues like dermatitis, fungal infections, or even rare conditions like Paget's disease of the breast.