Do You Have Skin Tags?
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Maybe you don't know what a skin tag is and you are trying to figure it out. I know that I had skin tags, but didn't even understand there was a name for what I had until I began doing some research. A skin tag may also be called an achrochordon or cutaneous papilloma, technically speaking.
An achrochordon or skin tag is a section of fleshy or darker colored skin that projects out from the normal skin. In my research I realized that a skin tag is actually considered a small benign tumor. Tumor is such a scary word that I was surprised to find it associated with a skin tag.
Many skin tags, like mine, don't have any symptoms other than the way they look and aren't really bothersome. The only time they are a bother to me is sometimes on my neck when a collar rubs against it or some such thing. Often that is so annoying I feel like taking a nail clipper or something like that to just cut it off, but that would hurt, I mean it is still attached to my body!
Because skin tags aren't really a bother, many people just ignore them. But people who have skin tags on their face where they are really visible, like to have some thing done about it and who can blame them.
Skin tags are often found where the skin forms creases, in armpits, on the neck, around the eyes and in the groin. Often skin tags start to appear during or after middle age and can be found on both men and women. Of course I am the exception to the rule an have had skin tags since my early thirties.
It's a good idea to have your doctor take a look at any skin oddities you may have. If your skin tags bother you, talk to your doctor about having them removed. But don't ever try to cut them out by yourself, they may be little, but you could get yourself an infection by trying to remove them yourself.
Go to Rose's site, http://www.skinproblem.biz/skin-tags.php for more information on skin tags.
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