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All Skin (Dermatological) Conditions on Hand
Clinical guide
- Fissure
The skin is the largest organ of the body, and it often reflects internal health conditions. This visual car guide highlights common dermatological conditions seen on the hand, helping in quick identification and understanding.

Common Conditions Explained:
• Papules (Acne): Small raised lesions due to
inflammation
• Erythema: Redness caused by increased blood flow
• Cyanosis Bluish discoloration indicating low
oxygen
Scales: Dry, flaky skin seen in psoriasis or dermatitis
Eczema: Itchy, inflamed, cracked skin
Fissure: Deep cracks in skin due to dryness
Scar: Healed tissue after injury
Mole (Nevus): Pigmented benign growth
Wart: Viral infection causing rough growth
Ulcer: Deep skin loss, often painful
Necrosis: Tissue death (serious condition)
Cellulitis: Bacterial infection causing swelling & redness Pustule
Vitiligo: Loss of skin pigment
Impetigo: Highly contagious bacterial infection
Ringworm (Tinea): Fungal infection with circular lesions
Hives (Urticaria): Allergic reaction causing raised itchy patches
Pustule: Pus-filled lesion
Tumor: Abnormal tissue growth (benign/
malignant) Vitiligo
Note: Early recognition is key for proper
treatment. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis.

Healthy skin is a reflection of overall well-being.
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