Hypohidrosis is a condition in which a person loses his ability to sweat even in hot and humid conditions. Hypohidrosis often increases the amount of heat in the body. Hypohidrosis can affect smaller or larger areas of the body.
... ,approximately 30% of patients with DM develop skin lesions at some point Overall prevalence of cutaneous disorders does not differ between type I and type II ...
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... include: Penetrating and nonpenetrating injuries, iatrogenic causes including a spontaeous pneumomediastinum such as may occur with violent cough, childbirth, asthma ...