Question 1

I recently had my first-ever full-body wax and followed it up with an oil massage. When I looked up post-waxing care, I realized I shouldn't have gone for the massage. During it, my body felt really warm. Now I'm kind of freaking out because I've still got rashes and redness on my arms and chest, and the pores on my legs seem open. Is this because of the massage I did after waxing? I'm really worried about what's going on with my skin. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

No need to worry, take rest and have patience those rashes could be due to Allergic reaction, stay hydrated and do not do both at the same time.

Question 2

I've been noticing these small lumps on my cheekbone, right under my eye. They tend to swell up by themselves and then the swelling goes down after a few days, but then they come back after about a month. It's like a recurring cycle and I'm starting ...

Accepted Answer

That could be MILIA which is usually self limiting,no need to worry consume balanced diet and maintian healthy life style,do not try to squeeze them or scratch them.

Question 3

I've been dealing with this skin allergy for the past 10 days, and it's really frustrating because it's spreading to my throat and neck. It's super itchy! I'm taking avil tablets and using clobate ointment, but it doesn't seem to be helping much. Is ...

Accepted Answer

Continue all the medications..

Question 4

I'm trying to figure out the best lotion for dealing with dandruff. Should I go with Topisal lotion or Dfree lotion? Could you help me understand which one might offer better results? What are the benefits of each? I'm looking for a clear recommendat...

Accepted Answer

For dandruff, **Topisal lotion** (salicylic acid-based) is great if you have thick flakes or scalp buildup, as it exfoliates and reduces scaling. **D'Free lotion** (ketoconazole-based) is better if dandruff is due to fungal infections, as it targets the root cause.

If your dandruff is mild and itchy, go with D'Free for better long-term results. For severe scaling, start with Topisal and then switch to D'Free.

Question 5

I'm dealing with ringworm in my groin, forehead, and near my eye. The one in the groin has been particularly persistent since I got pregnant 8 months ago, and it's just not going away. I havent taken any oral meds because Im breastfeeding my 8-month-...

Accepted Answer

Ringworm (Tinea) can be challenging to treat, especially while breastfeeding.

_Current Treatment_

Terbinaforce Plus Cream and Fintop + Ebernet are topical treatments that can help manage symptoms. However, the continuous presence of ringworm in your groin area suggests that the treatment might not be fully effective.

_Additional Measures_

1. _Maintain good hygiene_: Wash the affected areas with soap and water, and dry thoroughly.
2. _Change clothes and bedding regularly_: Prevent the spread of fungal spores.
3. _Avoid sharing personal items_: Towels, clothing, and other personal items can spread the infection.

_Breastfeeding-Friendly Oral Medications_

Consult your doctor about oral medications that are safe while breastfeeding, such as:

1. _Griseofulvin_: An antifungal medication that can be used while breastfeeding.
2. _Fluconazole_: A single-dose oral medication that can be used to treat ringworm.

_Consult a Doctor_

Schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss:

1. _Adjusting your treatment plan_: Explore alternative topical treatments or oral medications.
2. _Ensuring the infection doesn't spread_: Get guidance on preventing the spread of ringworm to other areas.

Remember to consult your doctor before making any changes to your treatment plan.

Question 6

My lips have become really dark and I'm not sure why, especially since I rarely smoke. I've tried using various oil creams but nothing seems to help. Could you suggest the best treatment to help lighten them?

Accepted Answer

Darkening of the lips can be caused by various factors, including smoking and sun exposure. To help lighten your lips, you can try using a lip lightening cream containing hydroquinone or kojic acid. One option is "Melalite Cream" which contains hydroquinone. Apply a thin layer on your lips once daily in the evening. Additionally, using a lip balm with SPF during the day can help protect your lips from further darkening due to sun exposure. Make sure to stay hydrated and maintain a healthy diet rich in vitamins and antioxidants to support overall skin health, including your lips.

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