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Frictional hyperkeratosis
After cutting or rubbing also the skin become thick this is called hyperkeratosis i am right or wrong reply meeee plzzzz i request
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Hyperkeratosis ,means excess keratin, implies thick skin. Its actually a natural defence mechanism for the skin to get thickened at areas requiring greater pressures like sole of foot etc. May also occur in diseases like psoriasis etc.
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Dr. Merlin
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15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sure ll guide you.
Chat online, homeopathic treatment can be beneficial for u. Need detail case study.
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Dr. Geetha B
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41 yrs exp
Bangalore
Protect ur hands from hard materials .
After cutting apply some moisturising oil ,coconut oil.
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