Question 1

I'm really confused about what's happening with my skin lately. I had a fungal infection around my waist and was taking Zyrtec tablets along with using several creams. The infection cleared up, but now every time I stop taking the Zyrtec, I start itching all over my body. When I take it again, the itching stops. Why does this keep happening?

Accepted Answer

u continue medicine

Question 2

I'm dealing with a lot of pimples all over my body, and there's a ton of itching. My blood test showed an IgE level of 1600. I'm really not sure what step to take next. Any guidance would be appreciated!

Accepted Answer

it is high ige , avoid the things which you are allergic to . if too much itching take tablet. citrizen

Question 3

I'm really worried because my hair fall seems to be getting worse every day. I'm considering using minoxidil to help stop it and maybe even regrow my hair. But I'm also concerned about whether it might affect male fertility. Could you give me some advice on this?

Accepted Answer

Late periods can be unsettling.
 
 _Possible Causes (non-pregnancy related):_
 
 1. Hormonal imbalance
 2. Stress or anxiety
 3. Weight changes
 4. Birth control methods (if using)
 5. Thyroid issues
 6. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
 7. Adrenal gland disorders
 8. Uterine or ovarian problems
 
 _Considering your situation:_
 
 1. No intercourse, so pregnancy is unlikely.
 2. Regular periods until now, suggesting hormonal regulation.
 3. Possible stress or anxiety factors.
 
 _Steps to take:_
 
 1. Wait a few more days (up to 10-14 days late).
 2. Take a pregnancy test (to rule out unlikely pregnancy).
 3. Consult a gynecologist for:
 - Pelvic exam
 - Hormone level checks
 - Ultrasound (if necessary)
 4. Discuss stress management techniques.
 5. Keep track of your cycle and symptoms.
 
 _Hormonal Imbalance Signs:_
 
 1. Irregular periods
 2. Mood swings
 3. Acne
 4. Breast tenderness
 5. Weight changes
 
 _Hormone Regulation Tips:_
 
 1. Balanced diet
 2. Regular exercise
 3. Stress management (yoga, meditation)
 4. Adequate sleep
 5. Consider supplements (consult doctor):
 - Omega-3 fatty acids
 - Probiotics
 - Vitamin D

I'm dealing with a hair fall issue, and my doctor suggested using Diprovate Plus. The problem is, I've forgotten exactly how I'm supposed to use it. Should I be applying it directly to the scalp? I'm really unsure and a bit concerned about using it wrong. Could you guide me on this?

YES it can used.

More Dermatology Health Queries

I'm dealing with a lot of pimples all over my body, and there's a ton of itching. My blood test showed an IgE level of 1600. I'm really not sure what step to take next. Any guidance would be appreciated!

I'm really worried because my hair fall seems to be getting worse every day. I'm considering using minoxidil to help stop it and maybe even regrow my hair. But I'm also concerned about whether it might affect male fertility. Could you give me some advice on this?

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