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Subjectives

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Abrasion   Scraping away of the skin  
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Albinism   Lack of pigment in the skin  
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Albino   A person afflicted with albinism  
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Alopecia   Baldness  
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Anhidrosis   Lack of sweating  
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Comedo   A hair follicle that is plugged with sebum  
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Cyanhidrosis   Blue sweat  
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Depigmentation   loss of pigmentation  
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Dermatalgia and Dermatodynia   Skin pain  
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Dermatolysis   Loose skin  
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Erythema   Redness  
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Erythroderma   Red skin  
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Hemathidrosis   Sweating blood  
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Hidropoiesis   The formation of sweat  
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Hyperhidrosis   Excessive sweating  
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Hyperkerotosis   Excessive growth of horny skin  
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Hypermelanosis   excessive melanin in the skin  
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Hyperpigmentation   Excessive pigmentation in the skin  
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Hypohidrosis   Diminished sweating  
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Hypopigmentation   Diminished pigmentation in the skin  
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Hypomelanosis   Diminished melanin in skin  
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Leukoderma   White skin  
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macerate   To soften the skin  
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onychophagia   eating/biting nails  
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pruritus   an itch  
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rhytidermia   wrinkled skin  
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sebopiesis   formation of oil  
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seborrhea   Discharge of oil  
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Trichomegaly   abnormally thick air  
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urticaria   swollen raised itchy areas of the skin  
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xanthoderma   yellow skin  
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xeroderma   dry skin  
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xerosis   condition of dryness  
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