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Keratosis Pilaris is a disorder of the skin that causes the formation of acne like bumps and rough patches on the skin surface. These bumps and patches are reddish or white in color, and usually occur near the cheeks, arms, thighs and buttocks. Although not a serious condition, keratosis pilaris can be frustrating condition to handle, thanks to its annoying symptoms. Take a look at the common causes for the condition and its symptoms as well as the numerous ways in which you can treat it effectively.<\/p>\n

Common Causes for Keratosis Pilaris<\/strong><\/p>\n

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The main cause for keratosis pilaris is the buildup of extra keratin on the skin. This normally occurring protein protects the skin from infections and harmful substances. Keratin is actually the scaly plug that covers the hair follicle\u2019s opening. Too much of keratin in the skin can lead to the patchy look. The production of extra keratin can be due to a genetic disease or a skin condition like atopic dermatitis. People with dry skin are more prone to the condition.<\/p>\n

Common Symptoms of Keratosis Pilaris
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The more common symptoms of keratosis pilaris include the appearance of reddish white bumps on the skin surface, dry, rough and itchy skin, inflamed bumps and in the worst case scenario, scarring.<\/p>\n

Common Facts about Keratosis Pilaris<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Some of the more common facts of keratosis pilaris include:<\/p>\n