A cut near anus
This was a small boil but due to friction and constant mild wet place its not healing - kindly suggest a ointment cream to keep it dry and heal this
Fungal Infection Medicine
Fungal infections develop due to a variety of environmental and physiological conditions. Fungi live in air, in soil and in water. One can inhale them while breathing and because of this fungal infection mostly starts from lungs. A person with a weakened immune system is most likely to be affected by it.
Fungal infections develop due to a variety of environmental and physiological conditions. Fungi live in air, in soil and in water. One can inhale them while breathing and because of this fungal infection mostly starts from lungs. A person with a weak ... More
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Balanitis confusion
I got diagnosed with balanitis about 4 days back, while I had only 2 visible red patches under the foreskin with thin discharge sticking on the surface of that patch initially. I never had any itching but had tenderness on the head area, doctor prescribed t bact cream to be applied on the patch two times for 2 days then reduced it to 1 time now however now I still see some white spot again under the foreskin developing at same location. My question is could this be fungal balanitis without itch? I am just wasting time using t bact cream
Allergy on face
I have been suffering from facial allergies since March. My face and eyes itch whenever hair touches them. Small, seed-like rashes are appearing. My eyelids are itchy; there is no watering, but the lids feel heavy. The skin on my face is dry and rough, with a strange itching sensation in several spots. The skin is also peeling (like scales). I consulted a dermatologist who prescribed Allegra M, but it didn't work. The problem only subsides if I apply Momate cream. When the allergy is active, going out in the sun makes it worse; however, if the allergy isn't present, the sun alone doesn't trigger it. It seems to be caused by hair or dust. Taking Cetirizine reduces the itching. What should I do?"
Sensitive skin
Sensitive skin, open pores, acne scars. Niacinamide se acne, Vit C se bumps. Safe glow routine chaiye
STI testing query
Who should go for a NAAT pcr test of gonnorhea? because routine STI panels don't include gonnorhea in the package. I had unprotected oral and vaginal intercourse once and i have not had any symptoms except for a bacterial infection on my tonsils which is cured now. I thought i should get an STI test for precaution but what to do abt gonnohorea? Pls tell if i can skip gonnorhea for now ? Or do I need to go for naat pcr gonnorhea?
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Dr. Dwight Allen Scarborough
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47 years experience
Affiliated Dermatology Cosmetic Surgery Center
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Dermatologist (Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fellowship in Clinical Research, Residency in Dermatology, Fellowship in Dermatopathology, Residency in Internal Medicine, Internship-Internal Medicine, Medical degree, DO, Internship in Transitional Year)
41 years experience
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Dr. George Hruza
Dermatologist (Doctor of Medicine (MD))
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Ohiohealth Orthopedic Surgeons
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Dr. Dominic Neal Mastruserio
Dermatologist (Residency, Medical School, Residency in Dermatology, Medical degree, DO)
35 years experience
The James Cancer Hospital And Solove Research Institute
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Dr. Jason W Nash
Dermatologist (Fellowship in Pathology - Dermatopathology, Selective Pathology, Residency in Pathology - Anatomical and Clinical, Class of 2002, Medical degree, DO)
26 years experience
The Richard M Ross Heart Hospital
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