What happens if a wart turns white?
Its just the wart dying. Scrub it w a pumice stone or foot file. This removes the dead skin. Then wrap it in duct tape again. I recently did this on a HUGE, extremely painful, 12mo old wart on the side of my thumb. Literally looked deformed, it was so big. About twice a day, l would change the duct tape. And l would scrape the dead skin off each time l changed the tape. About 10 days & that sucker was gone & my thumb looked normal! Its been 4mos n its still gone.
My dog's face is turning white?
I have a golden retriever and she was 100% gold for about the first 6 years of her life. Now her face has turned almost completely white. She still looks cute, but it's just weird that the fur over her face is white and everything else is gold. is this normal for retrievers?
Hydrogen peroxide on face, turning white?
Ok so I had some huge pimple on my face so I popped that sucker with some cue tips and used hydrogen peroxide and it worked great! The pimple is obviously red but its just like a small red scar now really ( it's been 2 days ) and I put some on this morning and just now and my cheeks ( where I put a bit ) are a tad whiter then the rest of my skin, I have no zits there so maybe it looks weird because that part of my face isn't inflamed? I'm just worried the hydrogen peroxide is going to make my skin 2 different colors!
Why is my betta’s face turning white?
What a fish eats, the color of the environment, the parameters of the water and the intensity of light the fish is exposed to are all by themselves factors that can make a fish change hue and color intensity.Some other factors could be stress and infection. Watch out for specks of white (spots) on the body, that is usually a sign of an infection.Make sure that your fish has good filtration and water changes as well as hospitable living space (some place to hide in, and some place to rest on top of - bettas love to rest on top of leaves and other thing near the surface). Also remove any other factors that could stress the fish out - such as reflective surfaces, other fish etc… This will eliminate the “unhealthy” factors that could make your fish change color.Do note that fish changing color or pattern in color is not uncommon. Don’t freak out about it and change things up all of a sudden - what’s happening to your fish is possibly just something very natural and nothing to worry about (as Long as it is given proper care).Cheers
My gums are turning white after an accident where I hit my face. Why is this happening?
You need to go to the doctor and have an x-ray taken of your face and mouth. Your gums turn white when they aren't receiving enough oxygen-rich blood. White gums are usually a sign of severe anemia, or lack of blood flow to an area. You could have done damage to your facial nerves or constricted a blood vessel when you hit your face, which could be causing the lack of blood flow to that part of your mouth. If you are not getting blood flow to that part of your mouth then you could risk infection, tissue death, and loss of your teeth. If your doctor's office is closed, then go to an urgent care center or emergency room. Better safe than sorry, and it sounds like you did a number to your face. Good luck!
My turtle's face is slowly turning white, why?
It started around the mouth and now the bottom of her mouth is a whitish color. She's a 3 toed box turtle. Right now, its September...is she like turning colors for the winter? Or is it something worse..O.O!
Why is my black Labrador turning white on the face? Can it be from a loss of pigmentation?
Is he a middle-aged or senior Lab? Dogs go gray just as humans do, and some dogs go gray earlier than others. Graying usually starts around the muzzle. Normal age-related graying often starts around age 5. Any white hair is going to contrast quite a bit with your dog’s black coat and will be very noticeable.This dog was 9 years old when his photo was taken.
Why does your face turn pale when you become nauseated?
When we feel nauseated part of the initial physiologic response is vasodilation which causes relaxation of our peripheral arteries(face, fingers, and toes). This will make us flush, increase the mucous membrane secretions, and make us feel dizzy or light headed because of the drop in blood pressure. The homeostatic reflexive response is to bring the blood pressure back up by constricting the arteries through release of the "fight or flight" hormones. The face, lips, fingers, and toes then become cool and pale. People with pale complexions will look white(er) or green. Those with darker complexions will appear paler as well, especially in the lips and mucous membranes
Does anyone else's face turns pale white after drinking alcohol?
Alcohol is a toxin and why do you think they call it intoxicated? Moderate drinking is fine but heavy drinking is bad for your body.