Is it easy to treat this condition? There's dark coloration happening in the creases of my arms.
I've taken tests for diabetes and they're normal. I recently got a typhoid fever and have been on antibiotics for quite some time. Could that be the reason?
How soon can this be treated, because I'm going to have to start working soon.
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If you are overweight you need to reduce weight. Acanthosis Nigricans is an associated metabolic condition
Q switch laser sessions along with medium depth peels with topical creams help to lighten the area.
Thrice a week wash the areas with Melawash face wash
Apply BILUMA CREAM at night on affected areas for 3 months
Avoid using deodorants or perfumes directly on the affected areas
Yes...Don't worry...you are suffering from acanthosis nigricans causing darkness.. Medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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