Question 1

I'm dealing with hair loss, dandruff, and an itchy scalp, and a dermatologist at DHI suggested I try keraglo men. I'm worried and have some questions about it. First, is it really safe to take keraglo men? If I decide to stop, will there be any side effects? Are there any other supplements I should consider using alongside it, and what happens if I stop them too? I'm also curious if I can take Becosules along with keraglo men. Id appreciate any additional insight you might have.

Accepted Answer

Dont worry you are in right way follow your doctors advice and yes you cantake vitamin supplements its good

Question 2

I'm using Candida B on a cut over the joint of my foreskin. How long should I keep applying it? The cut is healing but the joint area still doesn't seem fully healed.

Accepted Answer

it takes time

Question 3

I've been living near Darjeeling, and just recently, I returned from a short trip to my hometown Nashik. Since coming back, I've noticed these dark patches around my waist and underarms. What could be causing this?

Accepted Answer

It sounds like you may be experiencing a condition called acanthosis nigricans, which is characterized by dark, velvety patches of skin. This can be caused by various factors such as obesity, insulin resistance, hormonal disorders, or certain medications. To help improve this condition, you can try using a topical cream containing hydroquinone, retinoids, or azelaic acid to lighten the dark patches. Additionally, maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise can also be beneficial. I recommend using a cream like Melalite Forte cream twice daily on the affected areas for 8-12 weeks. Make sure to apply a thin layer and avoid sun exposure on the treated areas. If the dark patches persist or worsen, it is best to consult a dermatologist for further evaluation and management.

Question 4

I've been reading about the benefits of using Evion 500 Vitamin E capsules for skin and hair, and I'm curious if it really works. Can I apply the serum from the capsules directly to my skin and hair? What would you recommend?

Accepted Answer

-Yes, you can apply Evion 500 Vitamin E to your skin and hairit may help with hydration and repair. However, always do a patch test first to check for allergies, and avoid excessive use as it might clog pores.

Question 5

I'm a bit concerned because the skin around my waist and knees is noticeably darker compared to the rest of my body. I'm fairly light-skinned, so it really stands out. Is there a way to even out the complexion in those areas to match the rest of my skin?

Accepted Answer

The darker skin in the waist and knee regions could be due to a condition called acanthosis nigricans, which is often associated with insulin resistance or obesity. To help improve the complexion in these areas, you can try using a topical cream containing hydroquinone, which can help lighten the skin. You can apply a cream like Melalite cream or Skinlite cream once daily in the affected areas. Additionally, using a sunscreen with a high SPF daily can also help prevent further darkening of the skin. Remember to consult a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Question 6

I'm wondering if eating Maggi every day is safe for our skin. Could it potentially change the color of our skin tone or cause any other issues?

Accepted Answer

Maggi noodles are safe to eat in moderation as part of a balanced diet. However, consuming it daily may not be the healthiest choice due to its high sodium and preservative content. Eating maggi noodles occasionally is unlikely to directly darken the color of your skin tone. To maintain healthy skin, it is important to have a varied diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and to stay hydrated.

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Related Questions

I'm using Candida B on a cut over the joint of my foreskin. How long should I keep applying it? The cut is healing but the joint area still doesn't seem fully healed.

I've been living near Darjeeling, and just recently, I returned from a short trip to my hometown Nashik. Since coming back, I've noticed these dark patches around my waist and underarms. What could be causing this?

I've been reading about the benefits of using Evion 500 Vitamin E capsules for skin and hair, and I'm curious if it really works. Can I apply the serum from the capsules directly to my skin and hair? What would you recommend?

I'm a bit concerned because the skin around my waist and knees is noticeably darker compared to the rest of my body. I'm fairly light-skinned, so it really stands out. Is there a way to even out the complexion in those areas to match the rest of my skin?

I'm wondering if eating Maggi every day is safe for our skin. Could it potentially change the color of our skin tone or cause any other issues?

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