I have extreme vulvar utching from past 4 days , due to my scratching red spots have broken skin and bleeed kind of clots too ,right bow I can't go to clinic pls pls suggest any cream to atleast sooth the itching coz its veey intense nd I scratch it a lot in night near my vulvar region till backside of hips
I’ve noticed around 5–6 small bumps on the shaft and underneath the penis. They don’t hurt, itch, or produce any discharge. I feel like the number of bumps has been increasing recently. I’d like to know what they are and whether I need any treatment
I'm experiencing hair thinning, i think it's stage 3 or might be 4, I haven't used minoxidil till date...i have tried every oils like mama earth onion oil, bare anatomy hair serum, rosemary hair spray, rosemary essential oil, pumpkin seeds, healthy diet snd protein rich diet also no fair effects seen....so should i use Minioxidil? Will it be effective? I'm living abroad so what brand should i take here or is there any other treatment other than using Minioxidil?
I was in Kolkata and was taking phototherapy for my vitiligo, currently I have moved to Noida. And I need to take phototherapy, as the patches are spreading rapidly, if anyone knows where to get full body puva therapy, please suggest.
Doctor, I have a very small lump in the middle of my lower back, just above my hips. I’ve had it for around 4–5 years. It doesn’t hurt and I haven’t noticed any significant increase in size. I first noticed it after I had a boil/infection in that area4-5 yrs back.It feels harder when I bend forward and softer when I sit.ive attached it's picture Could you please tell me what it could possibly be ?is it a scar tissue ? Or something else
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