Nail infection, may be psoriasis
For the last 4 months I have noticed that , there are some yellow patches on my nails sides, and if I press them then feel pain , and over time this spreads and the nails become different
People with fungal skin infections may suffer from ringworm, athlete’s foot, sporotrichosis and fungal nail infections. Patients who are suffering from leprosy are prescribed with rifampicin and clofazinmine combined with dapsone. Individuals with Athlete’s foot may experience itchy rash between their toes and the affected skin can be red, flaky, dry or scaly.
People with fungal skin infections may suffer from ringworm, athlete’s foot, sporotrichosis and fungal nail infections. Patients who are suffering from leprosy are prescribed with rifampicin and clofazinmine combined with dapsone. Individuals with At ... More
For the last 4 months I have noticed that , there are some yellow patches on my nails sides, and if I press them then feel pain , and over time this spreads and the nails become different
I am writing to schedule a consultation regarding a persistent hair loss issue. For quite some time now, I have been experiencing significant hair fall, and I have noticed that my hairline has receded considerably. The thinning is becoming quite noticeable, and I am concerned about further hair loss. I would like to get a proper diagnosis to understand the root cause (whether it is genetic, nutritional, or stress-related) and start an effective treatment plan. Please let me know your availability for an appointment. I will bring along any recent blood test reports if required. Thank you for your time and guidance. Best regards, Mukesh kumar
I am seeing a tiny nipple.like.structure from the last few months, is it normal ? I can share images . I'm 27 female and should I be concerned?
I am facing this issue since,can tell what exactly this,can guide me proper treatment Please advice
I had my first pimple in 8th since then it had started spreading all over my body from face to neck to my back then stomach next my abdomen even my hands and fingers i have seen acne I have it all over my body it leaves dark spots and most of the time i pop them because I have no other choice I went to Kempegowda hospital for the treatment of this and they gave me some spray for my skin and a acne soap. This year i have completed my 2nd pu still it's more than ever I am just tired I even had it in my nose and ears even mouth it's too much I have been seeing reviews of countless dermatologist patient reviews but I have still not seen a single person mention the medication of isoisotretinoin/Accutane i desperately need this medication as it will clear my worst acne and it will not leave marks all over my body I can't even sit and sleep properly for past 3 years and I have had mental breakdowns due to this and i have tried countless serums and creams if any doctor can help please reply.
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