A yr and half ago due to improper piercing at my naval,I got a piercing rejection and the area has gotten scared.its a dark huge bump which makes me insecure about my body and I wanted to know the line of treatment for it and whom to consult as silicon gel never worked on it properly
A few years ago I developed a mole on my back,which I didn't pay much heed to,it wasn't growing or painful and my mother having a similar mole at the same place made me think it can be genetic but today I discovered another similar mole not far from the previous one and what It seems like another one starting to develop in my upper arm near to the previous one again.it seemed a little suspicious so I looked up reason of mole growth and it said that they can be early signs of melanoma.i don't want to get stressed and start freaking out based on these assumptions so I wanted an opinion on whether they look benign or should I get them tested and consulted by a dermat.i am attaching photos of the moles with this post.please kindly help and suggest me the right thing to do.i would be extremely grateful if I can be guided to consult further or to relax regarding this issue.
I m suddenly noticing grey hair, my tsh was high but i m on thyronorm for over a month my vit d was low 17 on 60k per week, my folic acid was 2.66 but i m on Folvite MB cause my b12 is 337 But my greying keeps popping up Should i take zinc tab? My magnesium and ferratin is perfect but calcium is borderline So what should i do ?
My nephew(10 years old) has developed 3 moles. One big one on the right arm(photo is attached) and the other two small ones in the left arm. They are of the same colour and appeared this week only. Two of them are heart-shaped.It wasn't there before and this sudden appearance of 3 moles together around the same time, worries me. Is there anything concerning about this? He plays a lot in the sun.
Took allergy, antibiotics and fungal, scabies tablets, visit 2-3 doctors but no one told me what exactly this is, and it comes Back again and again, never cure 100% and this is very very itchy, and no pain, used Momate F and steroids creams but nothing cured this, got temporarily relief only. I've added ổne photo of beginning and one photo from today,
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