What could be causing my daughter's rash or hives?

Redness and itching around the belly button can be caused by skin irritation, allergies, infections, or underlying medical conditions. It is best to consult a dermatologist or primary care physician for an diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

Fungal Infections on the face are quite common, they can make the skin become red, itchy, and or peel off. These kinds of infections occur when fungi grow on the skin's surface because of things like sweat, and humidity. To cure fungal infections; ensure you keep it clean and dry always, do not share personal items, and use antifungal creams as prescribed by a pharmacist. If the problem persists, visit a dermatologist.

The itchy scrotum and black spots may be signs of a fungal infection or a skin disease. I recommend you to see a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment. Do not delay any further as this situation could get worse if it is not treated.
 

Aching and red bumps filled with pus are caused by microbes that enter the skin through cuts or hair follicles. It's good that the bump has burst, but the swelling is still a concern. Being on antibiotics should help fight the infection. The boil will usually drain on its own, and taking a bath and applying warm compresses can help it heal faster. If you develop a fever or the swelling worsens, see a dermatologist.

Blisters that ke­ep popping up could mean recurring bliste­rs. They're small, liquid-filled pocke­ts that repeatedly appe­ar on feet. Tight shoes causing friction, swe­at, or allergies might cause the­m. Wear comfy shoes to avoid them. Ke­ep feet dry too. Use­ blister pads if neede­d. But see a dermatologist if they won't go away. The­y can suggest further treatme­nt.

Dandruff in the scalp is due to excess sebum (natural oil) production along with increased activity of a fungus called Malassezia in the scalp. Antifungal shampoos containing Ketoconazole, Ciclopirox, selenium sulphide can help treat the dandruff. If it is severe, oral antifungals are also prescribed for a short duration. Salicylic acid, coal tar shampoos are also prescribed in case of excess flakiness of scalp. Hair fall may be due to dandruff, nutritional deficiencies, stress or due to genetic factors. It is recommended to visit a dermatologist who can diagnose the cause of hairfall and may suggest treatment accordingly. Trichoscopy of the scalp may help in understanding the nature of the scalp and condition. Nutritional supplements, Capixyl containing serum, Minoxidil solution, oral supplements containing vitamin and minerals are prescribed by the dermatologist to treat the hair loss. Change in hair colour in beard and scalp may be due to nutritional deficiencies or strong hair colours or genetic causes. Dermatologist’s help may be needed to treat the same. Calcium pantothenate containing supplements may help slow down the greying and sometimes restore the colour of hair. 

You need to use a vitamin C serum that can contain up to 10% L-ascorbic acid so that it can help to lighten the spots on the skin and improve its complexion. Regular acne and scarring should be taken by the dermatologist. I suggest obtaining a dermatologist’s opinion.

You may be suffering from a disease called pharyngitis. It is a high-sounding word that refers to the inflammation of your throat. An infection probably causes yellow and white blisters. This may be caused by either a virus or a bacterium. On the bright side, most cases of pharyngitis tend to be cured independently. Keep drinking a lot of fluids, resting, and gargling with warm salt water to help the pain. If it doesn't get any better after a couple of days, it's a good idea to see a dermatologist for a check-up.

Losing some hair daily isn't unusual. Around 50-100 strands lost is normal. Howe­ver, excess hair fall can occur due­ to various reasons. Stress, poor diet, hormone­ changes, and genetic factors contribute­ to increased shedding. If hair loss se­ems excessive­ or causes concern, consider consulting a dermatologist for guidance.

Various reasons cause itching in armpits and private parts including fungal or bacterial infection, allergy reaction as well as skin irritation. To establish a precise diagnosis and receive proper treatment, one must see a dermatologist.

1. Resistant acne and severe acne not responding to conventional treatments needs the consultation of a qualified dermatologist. Most of the times resistant acne has underlying hormonal imbalance which has to be diagnosed and addressed. Certain conditions like PCOS, insulin resistance, steroid abuse, certain drugs may be cause of severe acne. A dermatogist may advise certain blood investigations, to understand the cause behind acne and may prescribe drugs like Oral contraceptive pills, oral retinoids or antibiotics along with procedural treatment to treat the acne and long term resolution
2. Genetic tone of skin cannot be changed. However tan or any other acquired skin pigmentation can be improved by topical creams, sunscreens etc. chemical peels, laser toning and other  procedures can help in stubborn pigmentation

According to your description, it might be a skin infection near your lower waist. To get immediate diagnosis and treatment one must consult a dermatologist before time. A skin infection if left, untreated, can grow worse. See a doctor immediately. The best specialist designated for treating skin infections is a dermatologist.

If this doesn’t work, see a dermatologist for more advice on caring for your skin.

Isotretinoin he­lps treat deep cysts and scarring acne. This me­dicine works great but causes dry skin and mood swings. Only dermatologists can prescribe isotre­tinoin. Consult with your doctor for any further information.

The­se bumps could result from hemorrhoids, skin tags, or minor skin te­ars. You may feel pain, itchiness, or ble­eding. Keeping the­ area clean and dry is crucial. If concerns arise­ or the bump grows larger or more uncomfortable­, see a dermatologist for diagnosis and proper treatme­nt.

Burn marks happen when the skin is damaged by something hot. If it’s been there for many years, removing it without surgery may be tricky. But don’t be upset because there are a few things you can try such as using creams and getting laser treatments. The best advice on how to handle this type of situation would come from consulting with dermatologists.