- Male
- 25 Years
- 07/02/2025
I'm a bit concerned about using Tretiva 20. I've been taking it for the last 10 days, and instead of getting better, my acne has actually gotten worse. Is this normal? Why could this be happening?
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View allI've been using Betnovate-N cream for about 10 years, usually applying it at night in a thick layer. I stopped using it two months ago, and now I'm dealing with redness, itching, dry skin, and small blisters on my face. I've tried using aloe vera, glycerin, and a Cetaphil cleanser, but I'm still experiencing these issues along with pimples. Do you have any suggestions or remedies to help me get rid of these side effects? I'm really worried about my skin.
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I've been using androanagen solution at night, redensyl serum in the morning, and taking follihair tablets after breakfast. I'm thinking about adding a derma roller to my routine once a week. Do you think this could lead to any side effects?
there are many causes for hairfall rule out the cause of hair fall and treat the cause,visit Dermatologist for evaluation and appropriate management,and maintain healthy life style. it is safe to use dermaroller start with 0.25 -0.5 mm 30 min before using minoxidil androanagen
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I'm really concerned about my hair loss, especially around the front. Are there any treatments I can try or suggestions you might have for dealing with this issue? I'd really appreciate your guidance.
A common treatment option is minoxidil. You can try using Rogaine, which is a brand name for minoxidil. Apply 1 mL of Rogaine solution to the affected area on your scalp twice daily. It may help promote hair growth and prevent further hair loss. Remember to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new medication.
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