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6 appearances
إزاي أحمي طفلي من الحساسية الجلدية؟
Studio interview (Part 1, 3m 50s) explaining pediatric skin allergies and urticaria in spring, noting that 38% of cases are triggered by food allergens (nuts, seafood, dairy, strawberries, bananas), followed by medications (penicillin, sulfa, NSAIDs) and weather shifts, and how histamine release causes redness and airway narrowing.
Open on YouTubeأسباب شائعة لحساسية الجلد هاتتفاجئ منها
Studio interview (Part 2, 4m 18s) covering allergen desensitization immunotherapy, genetic predisposition, insect-bite allergy (papular urticaria, where a single mosquito or ant bite triggers widespread hives in 10% of allergic children), and diagnosing chronic urticaria (>6 weeks) by screening for *H. pylori*, liver/kidney function, and occult infections.
Open on YouTubeالإجهاد الحراري وحساسية الصيف وتأثيره على البشرة والجلد
Full 19-minute studio interview covering heat exhaustion, first- and second-degree sunburns, debunking myths that sunscreen causes skin cancer, confirming sunscreen is safe for infants from 6 months old (using affordable Egyptian brands with SPF 30+), vitamin D synthesis times, summer acne, tinea versicolor, and the dangers of tanning oils and tanning beds.
Open on YouTubeد. ماهر محمود - استشاري الأمراض الجلدية والعلاج بالليزر في طبيب البلد
Studio interview differentiating transient sun allergy from chronic eczema on the face, neck, hand folds, and axillae caused by soaps, chemicals, dust, genetics, and psychological stress (covered in print by *Sada El-Balad* and *Al-Masry Al-Youm*).
Open on YouTubeد. ماهر محمود في ضيافة طبيب البلد
Full 16m 45s studio interview classifying the different clinical types of urticaria (`الأرتكاريا`), identifying food, medication, and stress triggers, and emphasizing specialist dermatological diagnosis.
Open on YouTubeد ماهر محمود : ٦ علامات على الجلد تسبق كورونا
Studio interview (6m 56s) detailing cutaneous manifestations seen in 17–20% of COVID-19 patients: "COVID toes" (chilblain-like acral erythema/ischemia), nail Beau's lines and cyanosis, oral/lip crusting, acute urticaria (9%), chickenpox-like vesicular eruptions, pityriasis rosea/eczema, and post-COVID telogen effluvium hair loss.
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