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Is it normal to have a skin problem after covid recovering? Any permanent solution for that? Or it is normal
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No, skin problems not necessarily associated with covid infection. What type of skin problems is with you, kindly describe or send a photograph. So i can help you.
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Of course it's not normal . We have to exclude black fungus which is serious and life threatening. More information is required. Consult with me at practo.
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Yes...its normal
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No it's not normal
Consult with dermatologist
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i'm available
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Detailed history of your skin problem is required and medications used for covid treatment , it depends on many factors
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
What type of skin problem kindly elaborate
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