Question 1

I'm really confused about something  I had oral herpes for the first time about three weeks ago, and I can't figure out how I got it. The blisters have disappeared and the skin's healed, but I'm worried about whether it's safe to have sex, oral sex, or kiss my partner now since she hasn't been infected. Can you help?

Accepted Answer

Better to refrain from seual activities until you are healed completel because that could cause cross infection to your partner

Question 2

I'm curious about using bio oil around the vaginal area and the bikini line. I've got some darkness and scars there and thought bio oil might help. But sometimes, I notice some irritation after applying it. Is it safe to use bio oil in these sensitive areas? Just want to make sure I'm not causing any harm.

Accepted Answer

Kojiglo cream for local application for atleast 3 weeks is advised.

Question 3

I've been dealing with some itching on my legs and hands, especially when I'm sweating in humid weather. It turns into a burning sensation and I've noticed whiteheads and blackheads forming in those areas. The skin becomes kind of blackish but during the winter or rainy season, it tends to disappear. Lately, it's been spreading to more areas, and its way more noticeable when its hot and humid, like when Im sweating. The whiteheads are a lot, but during the rainy season, things seem to calm downthe skin just looks a bit blackish but theres no itching or whiteheads. What could be causing this, and what can I do about it?

Accepted Answer

Possible Causes_

1. *Folliculitis*: Inflammation of hair follicles, often caused by sweat and bacteria.
2. *Keratosis Pilaris*: A skin condition characterized by small, rough bumps (whiteheadsblackheads) due to keratin buildup.
3. *Hyperhidrosis*: Excessive sweating, which can contribute to skin irritation and folliculitis.

_Treatment and Prevention_

1. *Keep the area clean*: Wash with a gentle cleanser to prevent bacterial growth.
2. *Use a topical antibiotic cream*: To reduce inflammation and prevent infection.
3. *Exfoliate gently*: Remove dead skin cells with a gentle exfoliant.
4. *Wear breathable clothing*: Reduce sweat buildup by wearing loose, natural-fiber clothing.
5. *Stay hydrated*: Drink plenty of water to help your skin regulate its natural moisture balance.

I used Podowart on my face to treat a wart, and now I've ended up with a scar. I'm quite worried and not sure what to do next. How can I remove or treat this scar effectively? Could you suggest any solutions for this?

Mela white cream for 2 weeks is advised.

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