Actinic
Keratosis - Sun Exposure Gone Wild
Too much exposure to the sun is
never advisable; actinic keratosis is just one of the possible skin
conditions that can result from too much exposure to ultraviolet
rays of the sun. Actinic keratosis is classified by rough, scaly
patches of skin that may appear similar to a wart. The affected
areas may burn or itch, and may appear red or brown. The different
areas where you may contract actinic keratosis are generally those
that are exposed to the sun, including:
If you suspect that you may have actinic
keratosis, you should consult a physician to determine what treatment
would be the most appropriate for you. There are a lot of different
options today for removal, including chemical peels, laser resurfacing,
freezing, and more. The best way to fight actinic keratosis is to
avoid sun exposure and not risk developing this condition or any
others that are directly related to sunlight exposure.
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