A. Psoriasis
A chronic condition causing rapid skin cell buildup, leading to thick, scaly patches that may flare and subside over time.
Common Signs:
- Thick, silvery scaled patches
- Red, inflamed skin underneath
- Itching or soreness
B. Vitiligo
A condition where skin loses pigment in patches due to the loss of pigment producing cells.
Common Signs:
- Well defined white or pale patches
- Gradual spread over months or years
- Patches more visible on sun exposed skin
C. Chronic Urticaria
Long lasting hives or welts on the skin persisting for six weeks or more, often linked to an underlying allergic or immune trigger.
Common Signs:
- Raised, itchy welts
- Welts that shift location over hours
- Recurrent episodes over weeks or months