@health.care775: comment what video you want you? Spots, Bumps and Blisters: Naming Common Skin Lesions A simple visual guide to the terms used to describe skin changes. It covers common lesion types, including macules, papules, plaques, nodules, vesicles, pustules, blisters, wheals, abscesses and cysts, as well as scars, crusts and areas of redness (erythema). Useful for describing what you see when speaking to a GP, pharmacist or nurse. This guide is for general information only and isn't a substitute for professional advice. If you're worried about a skin change, speak to your GP or call NHS 111. A note on the image: a few labels would be worth correcting before you publish it. "Free hole" isn't a recognised term (it may be meant to be "ulcer" or "pit"), "Furuncles" is better known as "boils" in UK usage, and "Eschar" and "Rash (exanthem)" are not strictly primary lesions. The "According to the Doctor – NHS" credit also implies NHS endorsement, so check you have permission to use it.#SkinHealth #SkinLesions #Dermatology #HealthEducation #NHS

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