Skin care during Pregnancy
I'm 3 months pregnant, just want to know if is it safe to use Azelaic cream 10%. Or any other recommended cream.
I'm 3 months pregnant, just want to know if is it safe to use Azelaic cream 10%. Or any other recommended cream.
I have been struggling with dandruff since my childhood, always when I go to cut my hair, barbers used to say you have a lot of dandruff like scales of it, in past years few years I think it has become worse as hair thinning has just increased, it wasn't like this before, I use ketoconozol 2% on alternate days and has been using it since a year now, before also I use the same but in les frequency. I can't even go 2 full days after washing with keto, as itching and dandruff starts to increase in little time. Is there any way to control it?
Suffering from pcos and ferritin is 17.8 and I face hair fall so problematic ... is it reversible and growth is possible
I am 55 years old. I have been experiencing a skin allergy for the past 10–12 days, with mild itching. Could you please advise me on what I should do? Attaching photos
My toenail has been yellow for the past 3 years. About 3–4 months ago, it started looking like this, and it still looks the same or increased. Sometimes, this happens when I wear tight shoes as well. My KOH test came negative. I'm really worried. Is this normal? 1st pic before 3 momths 2nd pic current
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