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Foots are getting black internally

2020-08-24 06:18:21
Hello, my father is suffering from a issue of foots getting black internally. It's increasing day by day to upward direction. I have attached the photos. Need proper consultation
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Don't worry...he is suffering from stasis  dermatitis causing this blackness... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription

Answered2020-08-24 10:33:00

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It looks like stasis eczema which is common in people with varicose veins or people who stand for long duration. Consult online with detailed history for treatment.

Answered2020-08-24 07:35:52

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Hello dear. Yes please consult online for proper evaluation and treatment. Your father has stasis eczema probably due to varicose veins.
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Avoid standing and walking for prolonged periods

Answered2020-08-24 07:11:27

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