Skin taghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_tag
Skin tag ndi chotupa chaching'ono choopsa chomwe chimapanga makamaka m'madera omwe khungu limapanga mikwingwirima, monga khosi, kukhwapa ndi groin. Khungu likhoza kuchitikanso pankhope, nthawi zambiri pazikope. Nthawi zambiri amafanana ndi kambewu ka mpunga. Pamwambapo ndi yosalala komanso yofewa.

Kufalikira kwa 46% mwa anthu wamba kudanenedwa. Amapezekanso mwa akazi kuposa amuna. Ngati mukufuna kuchotsa, kungathe kupezedwa ndi katswiri wophunzitsidwa yemwe angagwiritse ntchito cauterization, cryosurgery, excision, kapena laser.

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  • Zofanana Skin tag ― Ndi zabwino.
  • Khosi ― Acrochordons. Zikachitika pakhosi, nthawi zambiri imakhala Skin tag osati njerewere.
  • Nthawi zambiri zimachitika m'khwapa. Nthawi zambiri pamakhala zotupa zosakwana 5, koma zotupa zambiri zimatha kupezeka mwa anthu ochepa.
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Skin tags ndi zotupa zapakhungu zomwe zimawoneka ngati zofewa, zokwera pakhungu ndipo nthawi zambiri zimakhala zotupa. Kafukufuku akusonyeza kuti pafupifupi 50 mpaka 60% ya akuluakulu adzakhala ndi chimodzi m'moyo wawo wonse, ndipo mwayi wochuluka udzawonjezeka pambuyo pa zaka 40. Ndikofunika kuzindikira kuti zizindikiro zapakhungu zimawonekera kwambiri mwa anthu omwe ali onenepa kwambiri, omwe ali ndi matenda a shuga, matenda a metabolic. . Onse abambo ndi amai amakhudzidwa mofanana.
Skin tags, also known as 'acrochordons,' are commonly seen cutaneous growths noticeable as soft excrescences of heaped up skin and are usually benign by nature. Estimates are that almost 50 to 60% of adults will develop at least one skin tag in their lifetime, with the probability of their occurrence increasing after the fourth decade of life. However, at the very outset, it should be noted that acrochordons occur more commonly in individuals suffering from obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome (MeTS), and in people with a family history of skin tags. Skin tags affect men and women equally.