What Are Skin Lesions, and How Can They Be Treated Naturally? - #15578

For the past few weeks, I’ve noticed unusual marks and bumps on my skin, and I’m not sure if they’re just normal rashes or something more serious. Some look like red patches, while others feel rough, scaly, or slightly raised. I started researching and came across the term skin lesions, but I still don’t fully understand what they are or what causes them. From what I’ve read, skin lesions refer to any abnormal changes in the skin, including rashes, blisters, ulcers, lumps, and discoloration. But how do you know if a skin lesion is harmless or if it’s a sign of a more serious condition? I’ve read that some skin lesions are just allergic reactions or infections, while others could indicate autoimmune diseases or even skin cancer. I also want to understand the different types of skin lesions. I’ve seen terms like macules, papules, nodules, plaques, and vesicles, but I don’t really know what they mean. How do doctors classify skin lesions, and how can I tell if my skin changes fit into one of these categories? One thing I’m really interested in is natural treatments for skin lesions. Are there home remedies or Ayurvedic treatments that can help heal skin irritation, inflammation, or infections? I’ve read that neem, turmeric, aloe vera, and tea tree oil are commonly used for skin problems—do they actually work for treating lesions? Another question I have is whether diet or lifestyle plays a role in preventing skin lesions. Are there certain foods, vitamins, or hydration habits that keep the skin healthy and reduce the chances of developing rashes, bumps, or discoloration? For those who have experienced skin lesions, how did you find out what caused them? Did they go away on their own, or did you need medical treatment? What natural remedies or medical treatments worked best for you? I’d really appreciate any insights from people who have dealt with skin lesions or know about natural and medical approaches to treating them!