Question 1

I've been noticing that I seem to get rashes only at night, but by the morning they're completely gone. It's really puzzling and a bit worrying. I'm wondering what could be causing this? Is there something about night time that triggers rashes like these? Should I be concerned, or is this something that can happen normally?

Accepted Answer

Those rashes can be due to mosquito bites which usually resolves by morning. If those rashes make you uncomfortable causing itching ,irritation please consult dermatologist at the earliest . Take photos of rashes for documentation .

Question 2

I've been dealing with a ringworm for a couple of years now, and it just doesn't seem to go away no matter how many doctors I see. I'm starting to feel a bit desperate. What could be going wrong, and how should I approach getting rid of it for good?

Accepted Answer

Despite being diagnosed and treated by multiple doctors, your persistent ringworm infection over the past two years suggests that the underlying cause might not have been fully addressed; consider consulting a dermatologist for a re-evaluation, as they may recommend additional tests, such as a skin scraping or biopsy, to confirm the diagnosis and identify any underlying conditions, such as a fungal, bacterial, or parasitic infection, and provide targeted treatment, which may include antifungal medications, creams, or ointments.

Question 3

Can I get treatment for blackheads on my nose and ears? Is that possible? Also, what are the best ways to get rid of them, and what kind of treatments are available? I've been struggling with this and would love some advice.

Accepted Answer

After a mastoidectomy and tympanoplasty, occasional "dub dub" sounds (also known as pulsatile tinnitus) can occur.

Possible causes for increased frequency:

1. Eustachian tube dysfunction
2. Middle ear fluid or pressure changes
3. Scar tissue formation or adhesions
4. Residual infection or inflammation

The connection to commuting and potholes suggests:

1. Pressure changes affecting the middle ear
2. Vibrations transmitted through the skull

Consult your ENT surgeon for a follow-up evaluation to assess:

1. Healing progress
2. Middle ear function
3. Potential need for further treatment or intervention

Are split ends bad?

Split ends rise further up the hair shaft and may cause hair damage, hair loss. Hair naturally splits around 3 months, hence trimming must be done at least quaterly to prevent it.

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I've been dealing with a ringworm for a couple of years now, and it just doesn't seem to go away no matter how many doctors I see. I'm starting to feel a bit desperate. What could be going wrong, and how should I approach getting rid of it for good?

Can I get treatment for blackheads on my nose and ears? Is that possible? Also, what are the best ways to get rid of them, and what kind of treatments are available? I've been struggling with this and would love some advice.

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